[Xerte] Re: Problems embedding iSpring movie into Xerte template

[Peter Snowball]

Hello Luciana

For several years we used Ispring to capture PowerPoint animations as 
SWF for use in xerte.
With the advent of PowerPoint 10 you can save your presentations as WMV 
(Windows Media Video) file.
You can then use one of the free video converters to convert to SWF or 
FLV for use in xerte. (Format factory or AVC Free)

For small presentations this is relatively quick, although as it is a 
two-step process it is not as quick as I spring. But you don't get any 
Ispring branding (and you don't have to buy the professional version of 
Ispring to remove the branding).


Peter Snowball

On 9/03/2013 8:33 PM, Tom Reijnders wrote:
> Hello Luciana,
>
> And of course you can also consider the embed page. But then you have 
> to host the iSpring somewhere seperately.
>
> Tom
>
> Op 9-3-2013 2:05, Luci Aro schreef:
>> Hello Tom
>>
>> Thank´s a lot, First I´ll do what You suggest, and if it doesn´t work 
>> I´ll post a small example.
>>
>> Luciana
>>
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>> Date: Fri, 8 Mar 2013 19:44:55 +0100
>> From: reijnders at tor.nl
>> To: xerte at lists.nottingham.ac.uk
>> Subject: [Xerte] Re: Problems embedding iSpring movie into Xerte template
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> You should use an AS2 compatible (legacy) output. And you should use 
>> the iSpring page.
>>
>> If that still doesn't work, could you post a small example iSpring file?
>>
>> Tom
>>
>> Op 8-3-2013 19:20, Luci Aro schreef:
>>
>>     Hello
>>     I´m using Xerte online toolkit.  and also I'm using iSpring Pro
>>     6.2 to create a SWF file to embed it into Xerte.
>>
>>     I have problems when trying to insert iSpring movie, the SWF file
>>     can´t be displayed in the templated where I have inserted, I have
>>     researched about the topic but I can´t find more especific
>>     details about how I must to save the swf file generated before
>>     publishing it with iSpring pro. I Changed the pixels, and I also
>>     asked to iSpring technical advisor, and he recommended me create
>>     All in one Flash file to have an .swf file which will contain
>>     everything. Don't detach media if I don't want it to be stored in
>>     a data folder associated with .swf file.
>>      He told that there could be API conflicts between parent
>>     container object and iSpring movie, and that if Xerte requires AS
>>     2.0 movies I can try out converting iSpring to AS 2.0 movie by
>>     choosing a *legacy* player. iSpring converts movies to AS 3.0
>>     format by default. I followed the recomendations but it doesn´t
>>     work.
>>     Could you please tell me if there is another way in order to
>>     embed a Spring movie into Xerte template succsesfullly?
>>     Thanks a lot
>>      Luciana.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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