HELP!! Problems creating one .swf file. . .
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I downloaded the trial 6.0 version of iSpring Pro and I would like to have one .swf file to upload/e-mail to my students. The problem lies in the fact that when I render the .pptx, it creates a folder with a lot of different files, including the audio files. That stated, I can't upload just the .exe or .swf file.
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It seems that the presentation is converted into separate slides mode. If you need to create one single Flash file, please go to Publish menu --> General tab --> Flash Output area and check the check box "All in one Flash file". If you do not intend to embed the Flash movie to a website/blog, you can also uncheck the check box "Generate HTML"
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Thanks for your suggestion--I tried before, but gave it a try again. It did not work. It produced data files (audio), autorun.ico, autorun.inf and html files. It still detached the audio and I need it in one file---
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Thank you for your response.
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I have had exactly the same problem. Not that I clicked the CD option, nor forgot to pick "all in one." Ispring creates a separate folder called "data" which has many mp3 files, each of which corresponds to one slide.
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This is the way how it is done in the current version of iSpring. All the embedded audio is saved separately from the main .swf to create more stable structure and avoid some issues.
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Mikhail wrote: This is the way how it is done in the current version of iSpring. All the embedded audio is saved separately from the main .swf to create more stable structure and avoid some issues. We are in the point of improving this logic so sound will be stored inside .swf in next releases 6.x after a month or two. I have 6.1 and am I correct in stating that this is still not in place yet? I am trying to publish my presentation (10 slides) into 10 separate swf files which each of them having the audio in the appropriate swf file. When I publish them now regardless of "detaching" or leaving them in the swf this still makes a data folder with the audio files in them. Any update on this feature? Actually, it doesn't even export the audio at all. I apologize for not mentioning that. I simply just get a SWF file, no audio.
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No it is already included in 6.1 version. If you record sound with iSpring and don't detach it at the Advanced tab -> Audio files, it will be saved inside of an output .swf file.
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Mikhail wrote: No it is already included in 6.1 version. If you record sound with iSpring and don't detach it at the Advanced tab -> Audio files, it will be saved inside of an output .swf file. Probably you have some problem with updating the new 6.1 build. Please contact us at our email with the screenshots of your publish settings, source files (PPT and resources folder with the same name as your PPT), and output files (swf, index, data folder). Does this work for imported audio and not recorded audio? I did not record audio with iSpring. I imported my own MP3s. We have a professional narrator doing our audio and it's not practical doing recorded audio.
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Well yeah it doesn't really matter if you have imported or recorded the audio in Manage Narration tool. In iSpring 6.1 everything will be saved in the output .swf file.
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Mikhail wrote: Well yeah it doesn't really matter if you have imported or recorded the audio in Manage Narration tool. In iSpring 6.1 everything will be saved in the output .swf file. Please contact us via email to continue solving this problem because it seems to be a weird thing that should not be. I have mentioned the files we would need in this thread above. I have sent an email into support this morning. Any method of contacting me is fine. I just want to get this working as advertised. Thank you.
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so I contacted support and got this response. I wanted to post it to let everyone else know about this. This is in relation to my problem of not being able to export individual slides as swf with narration included in the swf file. Here is their response: Quote: Thank you for your message. I am very sorry if there is misunderstanding between us. I have asked the development team about the standalone slides functioning. The issue is that this conversion mode is designed for the developers who has their own system/application with navigation and control options to play Flash files. So if you convert a presentation into separate slides, they are converted without a player ("None" player template) and iSpring-created narration i.e. only PowerPoint slides as they are. So if you need to have separate Flash slide with the voice-over, the only way is to insert the audio files into slides via standard PowerPoint "Insert" method. Mikhail , I am guessing that what you are thinking of is actually not implemented. The only way to get audio is to use the import audio tool and not the manage narration tool. This is something that is not a viable solution because I need to easily sync audio with the animations. Is this the case or is the support response not correct? We have our own player and controls that we made and am looking for a solution to output the slides. In this case, this product simply doesn't do what we need. I hope it is something that is implemented soon but as it stands now it doesn't behave the way we need it.
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