There are different ways of adding audio to an eLearning project in Adobe Captivate 5.5 and one of the ways is to convert Text to Audio with the powerful functionality of Text-to-Speech in Adobe Captivate. As I was thinking about it, a thread in LinkedIn drew my attention, that talked about creating Text-to-Speech audio and then reusing that audio in a different project. Leslie Bivens, an Adobe Captivate Expert, has added her comments with a solution and I thought of creating a tutorial based on that… Thank you Leslie 🙂
Watch this video to understand more about how to create Text-to-Speech and reuse it in Adobe Captivate.
This video was amazing. It was well thought out and clear. I’ve used it a few times now. Thank you for making it!
Wow, that was a great explanation – thank you SO MUCH for putting the video together and posting it here.
Thanks For video this is very helpful for me .
I am considering the purchase of Captivate, to support school staff training. Your powerful presentation has shown its usefulness in using TTS. Thank you – one of the best presentations I have seen, with extremely clear explanations.
Len
psychonline@xtra.co.nz
Do you have a video on how to do the screen changes from the software to you talking on your webcam and the simultaneous webcam/software screen. Switching between screens like that creates a lot of visual interest.
This was a great tutorial. I was wondering about two things:
1. CP5.5 is shipped with English voices. Is it also possible to import other language voices like Dutch into CP 5.5?
2. With which app did you record this video anyway??
Neospeech Paul sounded wonderful. He sounded like a real human.
This was an interesting tutorial, as I have never used this feature before.
Let’s say you have portioned your audio among slides, and then you need to insert another slide into the group. Is there an easy way to adjust which portions of audio are connected with each slide, or would you have to start over?
Very helpful video on text – to – speech. So I learned that.
But I want to know how you recorded the screen. Which tool did you use, and how do you ZOOM in on the screen, when you record the screen. I have Adobe Captivate 5.5
I second that. Very slick.
Yes, please share how you zoom into the screen like that. Thanks. 🙂
There’s a simple way that I usually use in Adobe Captivate. Click the Insert –> Standard Objects –> Zoom Area. This inserts a 2-way pane (1 – zoom source, 2 – Zoom result). Simply position your zoom source to the area you would like to zoom, presto! its done! 🙂
Really helpful. Thanks!
Thank you for the video this was much more useful than Adobe’s hep feature!
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