Having one heck of a time taking a Camtasia Video and putting it in a web page to automatically start when the page is loaded.
Camtasia can produce a wide variety of formats but does anyone have any idea of which one works best with Corel?
I do have a sample that I finally got to work and it's at http://algebramath.net but that was created with powerpoint and video recorded with Jing (produced by the same people that make Camtasia Studio, only free).
I tried to make a swf but the resulting file requires the preloader for an "index" page that is written in html by Camtasia.
Anyone have success with say an mp4 file?
Using MP4 format on the web would be your top choice, followed by swf.
If you use MP4 make sure your hosting environment has the mp4/video mime type enabled.
You can use <object> tags to serve the videos on your page. You can strip all of the code starting at <object> to the closing tag </object> out of the camtasia html code after that product finishes with the produce video wizard. Open the generated video html code in notepad, highlight and copy the block of object code, then insert that object block into web site creator x5 using the inline html insert method explained in this tutorial:
http://www.gotfusion.com/tutorials/tut.cfm?itemID=4068#body
Thank you very much for the information.
I did not think of editing the html code. Sometimes the most obvious is glossed over or forgotten.
I'll give it a try later and let you know what happened.
Thanks again for the info.
Wayne