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Hi Mayank, unfortunately this does not solve my extension of Isaac's request. However, I have already placed this topic as a comment in another suitable request (title of the request: Change default slide size --> because fixing the slide size could possibly be a workaround if a slide video could not be integrated resonsively).
If this violates netiquette or my comment should be placed as a separate request, please let me know. Thanks in advance.An error occurred while saving the comment Kai
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This is also an issue for us. Especially with regard to embedding an intro video as a self-playing slide video at the beginning of each of our WBTs. Even with the possible adjustments (automatic height adjustment) and 100% content width, the video does not behave responsively after publication as a SCORM file in the LMS. (Neither as a pop-up nor as content integration). This means that we never receive the intro as a full-screen video as desired, but only as a fixed video tile with blank spaces of different sizes depending on the respective screen resolution.
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This is also an issue for us. Especially with regard to embedding an intro video as a self-playing slide video at the beginning of each of our WBTs.
Even with the possible adjustments (automatic height adjustment) and 100% content width, the video does not behave responsively after publication as a SCORM file in the LMS. (Neither as a pop-up nor as a content integration). This means that we never receive the intro as a full-screen video as desired, but only as a fixed video tile with different sized blank spaces depending on the respective screen resolution.If it is not possible to embed a video responsively (priority 1), fixing the slide size could be a workaround to ensure that the video runs fullscreen (priority 2), even if this would mean that certain display options (e.g. smartphone display) would be ruled out.
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Unfortunately, the admin comment is actually unintentionally self-revealing in several ways. When even such a well-supported cause is treated so stepmotherly, it gives little hope for requests at the back of the queue. ...but perhaps a stimulus to do better in future.
But to the specific request: I actually see no technical reason to limit the number of buttons (like the number of flipcards etc. elsewhere).
If I need 5, 10 or 15 buttons according to the learning content or my didactic-methodical concept, this should be technically possible, even if only in the width of a guitar string or even if display options are then excluded (e.g. smartphone display), right?
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Hi Mayank, in addition to my comments, here are a few screenshots of the selected settings (in Adobe Captivate and in our LMS) and the way the video is displayed in the browser. Maybe it helps to illustrate our issue. Thanks for your answer and support in advance.