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Audio position off by factor of 2
I have synchronized audio with the slides, and if I play it through normally it works fine. But if I hit the advance to the next slide (or back to the last) the audio is positioned incorrectly. It appears to be mis-calculating the position to jump to by a factor of 2. If I advance to the middle of the deck, I will hear the end of the audio, and after the middle of the deck there is no audio at all. The "play" indicator ends up positioned half way down the bar, right in the middle, and I can hear the end of the talk at that point, and it does not play any further. Unfortunately, we are only half way through the slides at this point.
Any idea what is wrong? MP3 is recorded at 64KHz in mono.
Any idea what is wrong? MP3 is recorded at 64KHz in mono.
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Inappropriate?Can you please provide us with the url of this slidecast?
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Inappropriate?Sorry, thought that link was automatic:
http://www.slideshare.net/kswenson/20...
Note: I had this problem on my laptop computer (Windows XP, FireFox browser) but not on my office desktop (Windows Vista, Firefox browser) nor on my home desktop (Windows XP, Firefox browser). I don't know of any other idiomatic problems with the laptop computer -- I use it for everything else without reservation -- but this particular problem with the slidecast happens consistently.
Sorry, but there is probably some detail of the configuration of that machine that is causing this, and I have no idea what it is, nor any way to identify it. Since it happened only with one machine, we can probably ignore this problem. I would consider this problem closed.
I hope however that this information help you to identify and address the problem in the long run. If it would help you for me to answer specific questions about the laptop configuration I would be happy to.
-Keith Swenson
