Optimize Your Videos for Your Adobe Captivate eLearning

In this video, I will show you how to optimize your video for your Adobe Captivate eLearning project and get rid of pesky buffering.
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[philiprahman]

Paul, I always find your tips and explanations easy to understand and useful. Many thanks.

[nickmarkatopoulos]

Paul, very useful tip for editing a HD video in order to provide a qualitative learning experience.

[susancockburn]

Nice one Paul. I tend to fumble my way through ME so would be useful if you have any other videos on ME. Many thanks

[Christo]

Very, very useful Paul! Thanks again!

[sergepaulusbrussels]

Often the non specialist people explain better than the specialists! (i. e. Paul is not a video maker but an eLearning specialist) - thank you, very useful.

[cooleyc]

Hi Paul. Love your tutorials, they're always helpful! I have a question that I can't find on your videos. I'm setting up a project that requires a large table (15 rows, 2 columns) that all needs to be on one slide. I set it up in a web object so I could get it to scroll. The table itself shows up correctly, but I need to have specific parts of text that work like a hyperlink, only instead of a link, I'm trying to get it to show a pop up object with the definition. The pop up is already set up on the slide itself, but I can't figure out the html coding to show it when it clicks. There are also 4 pop up definitions, so when I click on one, I need to make sure all the other pop ups switch to "hidden." If you can help, or direct me to one of your videos that has the info, I would be very grateful! Thank you!