Macromedia captivate 2 User Manual
Setting position options for the video
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5.
If you want the video to continuously loop, click the Loop option.
6.
If you want the video to synchronize with your Adobe Captivate project, click the Synchronize
with project option.
with project option.
7.
In the Transition area, click the type of transition effect you want to use for the video, and the
duration of the transition.
duration of the transition.
8.
To apply the settings or setting changes to all FLV files in your project, select Apply to all.
9.
When you finish, click OK.
Setting audio options for the video
You can add new audio to your video or change the settings of the audio when you insert the
video file, or you can add or change content at any other time.
video file, or you can add or change content at any other time.
To set audio options for your video:
1.
If you have already inserted the video, on the slide right-click the video frame and select
Properties from the pop-up menu.
Properties from the pop-up menu.
The Flash Video dialog box appears.
2.
In the Flash Video dialog box, click the Audio tab.
3.
To record new audio, click the Record New button and make your selections.
4.
To import sound files, click the Import button and select the file or files you want to import.
5.
To change audio settings such as input source, quality level, and calibration, click the Settings
button and make your selections.
button and make your selections.
6.
To apply the settings or setting changes to all FLV files in your project, select Apply to all.
7.
When you finish, click OK.
Setting position options for the video
You can specify the position of the video window when you insert the video file, or you can
change the position at any other time.
change the position at any other time.
To set position options for your video:
1.
If you have already inserted the video, on the slide right-click the video frame and select
Properties from the pop-up menu.
Properties from the pop-up menu.
The Flash Video dialog box appears.
2.
In the Flash Video dialog box, click the Position tab.
3.
In the Left box, enter (or select from the drop-down menu) the number of pixels that should
separate the video window from the left side of the screen.
separate the video window from the left side of the screen.
4.
In the Top box, enter (or select from the drop-down menu) the number of pixels that should
separate the video window from the top of the screen.
separate the video window from the top of the screen.
5.
To apply the settings or setting changes to all FLV files in your project, select Apply to all.
6.
When you finish, click OK.