I have a subscription but still don't see the file icon to save this locally. How do you get this to save to my computer? Also your Instant Answer link is not working.
Barry Radford
On Thu, 19 Nov, 2015 at 2:43 PM
Admin
Select Publish which is the icon in the top right of the screen when you have your scribe open.
You can then select the icon on Create a Video screen that looks like a floppy disk and USB Flash Drive
This opens the Create a Video File window, the bottom box on which is a file path to the storage location. You can click on this to browse to a different location
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Nik Jasmira
On Tue, 30 Aug, 2016 at 4:18 AM
I have save the video into powerpoint but, I cant open the video. "Playback Error". so, what should I do? I need the video now... :(
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Mike Metcalf
On Tue, 30 Aug, 2016 at 2:40 PM
you could try updating your powerpoint viewer
you could Google "powerpoint Playback Error"
you could publish to facebook or to youtube
you could try playing the powerpoint file on a diferent computer
-Mike (videoscribe user)
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aris yudha
On Mon, 6 Feb, 2017 at 3:31 PM
how to joined all videos as one video ??
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Mike Metcalf
On Mon, 6 Feb, 2017 at 6:39 PM
in general, you don't make multiple videos and then join them...
This is what you should do: you open videoscribe, you start a new project you import one or more elements and arrange them on the canvas then you click and drag the "canvas" to move the "camera" to a blank part of the canvas then you add more elements and arrange them then you repeat the process of moving the canvas (or "camera") and adding more elements until you are finished then you save your project then you render/publish a video and everything is in one video
The tutorials and videos on the INSTANT ANSWERS page may explain the process more clearly you can also use a search on youtube or google to learn more about the process.
ivan ivanovich
How to save videos on a computer ? please help
Pro (paying) members can save videos in AVI MOV and WMV format.
The process is described in several of the tutorials and videos on the Instant Answers page. Here is one of the videos.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
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Mike Metcalf
Pro (paying) members can save videos in AVI MOV and WMV format.
The process is described in several of the tutorials and videos on the Instant Answers page. Here is one of the videos.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Sean Gallagher
Barry Radford
Select Publish which is the icon in the top right of the screen when you have your scribe open.
You can then select the icon on Create a Video screen that looks like a floppy disk and USB Flash Drive
This opens the Create a Video File window, the bottom box on which is a file path to the storage location. You can click on this to browse to a different location
Nik Jasmira
I have save the video into powerpoint but, I cant open the video. "Playback Error". so, what should I do? I need the video now... :(
Mike Metcalf
you could Google "powerpoint Playback Error"
you could publish to facebook or to youtube
you could try playing the powerpoint file on a diferent computer
-Mike (videoscribe user)
aris yudha
Mike Metcalf
This is what you should do:
you open videoscribe,
you start a new project
you import one or more elements and arrange them on the canvas
then you click and drag the "canvas" to move the "camera" to a blank part of the canvas
then you add more elements and arrange them
then you repeat the process of moving the canvas (or "camera") and adding more elements until you are finished
then you save your project
then you render/publish a video and everything is in one video
The tutorials and videos on the INSTANT ANSWERS page may explain the process more clearly
you can also use a search on youtube or google to learn more about the process.
-Mike (videoscribe user)