I've downloaded a free trial and created a project that I need to show to my boss in 2 days. I can't get it to play in PowerPoint 2010. It gets to the first shot of the hand and that's it. I've tried a few of the troubleshooting techniques - changing the poster frame and clicking on start automatically - neither worked.
I've used Videoscribe in another job and it worked terrifically so I'm trying to make a case for this organization to purchase a subscription. Not going to happen if I can't get the video to play! Please help!
M
Mike Metcalf
On
Wed, 14 Oct, 2015 at 12:36 AM
Hi,
You may want to save the scribe (work file) online and tell support the name of it. There might be a problem with your scribe that they can help you resolve.
Even if there isn't a problem, at least they can render it and see if it will play in powerpoint for them.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Barry Radford
On
Wed, 14 Oct, 2015 at 10:20 AM
Morning, more than happy to take a look for you if you can save
your scribe to the online cloud folder.
There
are ways of amending the settings in PowerPoint to play the embedded video in
different ways. Check out this Microsoft help page which explains those. Also you can Change the displayed
thumbnail so
it's part of your scribe and not our logo if you wish.
Also you have the option of uploading to YouTube and embedding the video from there into PowerPoint.
D
DEBORAH BROWN
On
Thu, 8 Sep, 2016 at 7:29 PM
I have made a video for the same reason and am having the exact same problems as the first guy above. I saved my file to the cloud, can I get it checked out by someone there?
Matthew Cook
On
Fri, 9 Sep, 2016 at 8:31 AM
Hi Deborah,
I've created a support ticket for you regarding this and will respond with more information.
K
Kathryn Gerwald
On
Mon, 4 Sep, 2017 at 3:18 AM
I'm having exactly the same problem. I have four PowerPoint presentations and 5 VideoScribes to use.
Can I load them into the Cloud for you to review please? (I really hope you can find the answer as I promoted VideoScribe at the last meeting of the the Sydney Instructional and Education Designers forum and there are many people interested)
Matthew Cook
On
Mon, 4 Sep, 2017 at 3:08 PM
Hi Kathryn,
My recommendation would be to send your scribes to sho.co for rendering. Then log into sho.co and download the videos as MP4 files. When you have done this you will be able to import the MP4s into Powerpoint. To send your scribes to sho.co for rendering, click the 'share video online' button.
Hello,
I've downloaded a free trial and created a project that I need to show to my boss in 2 days. I can't get it to play in PowerPoint 2010. It gets to the first shot of the hand and that's it. I've tried a few of the troubleshooting techniques - changing the poster frame and clicking on start automatically - neither worked.
I've used Videoscribe in another job and it worked terrifically so I'm trying to make a case for this organization to purchase a subscription. Not going to happen if I can't get the video to play! Please help!
You may want to save the scribe (work file) online and tell support the name of it.
There might be a problem with your scribe that they can help you resolve.
Even if there isn't a problem, at least they can render it and see if it will play in powerpoint for them.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Morning, more than happy to take a look for you if you can save your scribe to the online cloud folder.
There are ways of amending the settings in PowerPoint to play the embedded video in different ways. Check out this Microsoft help page which explains those. Also you can Change the displayed thumbnail so it's part of your scribe and not our logo if you wish.
Also you have the option of uploading to YouTube and embedding the video from there into PowerPoint.
I have made a video for the same reason and am having the exact same problems as the first guy above. I saved my file to the cloud, can I get it checked out by someone there?
Hi Deborah,
I've created a support ticket for you regarding this and will respond with more information.
I'm having exactly the same problem. I have four PowerPoint presentations and 5 VideoScribes to use.
Can I load them into the Cloud for you to review please? (I really hope you can find the answer as I promoted VideoScribe at the last meeting of the the Sydney Instructional and Education Designers forum and there are many people interested)
Hi Kathryn,
My recommendation would be to send your scribes to sho.co for rendering. Then log into sho.co and download the videos as MP4 files. When you have done this you will be able to import the MP4s into Powerpoint. To send your scribes to sho.co for rendering, click the 'share video online' button.