Audio Best Practices- Help

Hi everyone,
I've been working with Captivate for a while and am currently
using version 2. An issue I haven't really solved successfully has
to do with distributing audio timing in a non-tedious fashion.
When making a demonstration, Captivate makes separate slides
for each click. Now, let's say I record my demonstration and have
an MP3 narration file to record for the whole project. I choose the
option to manually distribute the audio file over separate slides.
The problem is that the slide length doesn't adjust...so when
I click next slide, the slide bar goes to a different point than
the one I want. In short, Captivate doesn't adjust slide lengths
through the timeline audio editor, according to the audio sync-ing.
I know that smooth narration can be done throughout all of the
slides, from those tiny "click" slides to the longer ones...but
HOW? Some slides change mid-word in the audio file, or contain only
a fraction of a word. Without really intense audio chopping., how
is this done?
I'm so frustrated.
Thanks!
Jessica

Hi Rick,
Thanks for your response.
Yes, I have recorded audio directly in Captivate, though not
in a demonstration movie. I imported screenshots that were provided
to me. When you record audio directly, it adjusts the slide length
as you record? (I did change the default to be really short...also
for objects)
I have a bunch of movies and am replacing the existing audio
files with new, external audio files that just won't sync...but I
will try re-recording the audio in Captivate. My co-workers record
audio externally and import per slide, but I want continuous
narration while the animations are playing, which gets tricky with
audio editing like that. I've seen this done well, so I know it is
possible.
So the scripting workflow would be to record the movie, then
designate the slide changes in the script (even those tiny slides
that have a partial word for audio) and just record in Captivate,
advancing to the next slide while speaking?
Thanks!

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