Audio not synching during publish

Hello everyone. I'm working in Captivate 4, (purchased, not
trial). I'm relatively new user, but have been working intensely
for about a month developing my tutorial.
My project previews correctly, (entire file is 117 slides, 9
minutes long.)
However, after publishing to an AVI file, the audio does not
match up with the video - the audio playback is slightly slower,
and after 2 minutes, has lapped the slide.
I tried different publish settings, but have not found
anything to work, although changing some settings have improved the
output somewhat.
Does anyone have any suggestions for me?
This file will be published on YouTube. This is a
demonstration video only.
My audio was developed using text to speech, (so no music
quality sound is required) and each slide has one audio file per
slide, (nothing embedded.)
Settings I chose were:
Video Format: MJPEG Compressor (tried Indeo, but syncing was
worse)
Audio: PCM (only choice)
Encoding: FM Radio (64) and 11.025 KHz Frequency
Encoding Speed 5
I restarted, and do not have any other program actively
running (except Kasperski)
We recently reformatted the hard drive on this machine, took
every program off, defragmented, so the system is very lean and
clean.
Added more memory, so now we have 3 GIG of memory.
Running XP, the only installed programs are MS Office,
Kasperski, and Captivate.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!

Sorry everyone, I posted this in the wrong forum.
I reposted this in Captivate - General Discussion, titled
Audio not synching when published.
I did not know how to delete this post. Thanks!

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Audio not synching when published

Hello everyone. I'm working in Captivate 4, (purchased, not
trial). I'm relatively new user, but have been working intensely
for about a two months developing a tutorial for my client.
The audio portion does not synch properly with the video
after publishing to an AVI file.
My project previews correctly, (entire file is 117 slides, 9
minutes long.)
However, after publishing to an AVI file, the audio does not
match up with the video - the audio playback is slightly slower,
and after 2 minutes, has lapped the slide. Most of my slides
average 2-6 seconds long.
I tried different publish settings, but have not found
anything to work, although changing some settings have improved the
output somewhat.
Does anyone have any suggestions for me?
This file will be published on YouTube. This is a
demonstration video only.
My audio was developed using text to speech, (so no music
quality sound is required) and each slide has one audio file per
slide, (nothing embedded.)
Settings I chose were:
Video Format: MJPEG Compressor (tried Indeo, but syncing was
worse)
Audio: PCM (only choice)
Encoding: FM Radio (64) and 11.025 KHz Frequency
Encoding Speed 5
I restarted, and do not have any other program actively
running (except Kasperski)
We recently reformatted the hard drive on this machine, took
every program off, defragmented, so the system is very lean and
clean.
Added more memory, so now we have 3 GIG of memory.
Running XP, the only installed programs are MS Office,
Kasperski, and Captivate.
Any help, or advice on best setting or configurations, would
be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Adriana

Teri, do this for me, if you would, please:
Check "
Movie > Preferences > Preferences tab > (check)
"Include Audio When Movie Is Generated".
Did that help?
To Everyone Monitoring This Thread: Another easily
overlooked troublemaker is the "Audio" icon (tiny speaker) located
beneath the timeline when you are viewing a single slide
(duh - sorry, brain fart - of course that's when yo see it because
the timeline isn't visible until you go to Edit mode - double duh).
Anyway, if you click it, you will turn audio off for
all single-slide previews - note ... I said ONLY previews of
the currently open slide. This will NOT affect other previews, nor
will it affect audio in the published product . . .
Hope this info helped some - have a good weekend!
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I reposted this in Captivate - General Discussion, titled
Audio not synching when published.
I did not know how to delete this post. Thanks!

Captivate 6 randomly dropping imported audio from slides during publish.

I think I remember this occurring in 5.5 as well, but only very occasionally. In this (my first) cp6 project, it's occurred 3 times already.
What occurs is that upon viewing the output (.exe), one slide will just not play the audio imported to it, although the slides before that one and the slides after it play their imported files.
I have re-published the project 6 times, and in two of those new publishes, it has dropped audio in a different slide, and played the audio on the slide where it previously did not play audio.
The imported files play just fine in all slides during preview in every case, so it seems to be occuring at publish. These are straight Audio > Import to > Slide wav files.
Anyone else see this?
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Hi, Varun.
I finally got around to updating to 6.0.1.240 this morning.
The audio issue seems to still be there....it still drops imported audio from certain sildes, randomly. It changes with every publish.
THEORY: I noticed that on one of the slides where audio didn't play, the audio file contained a small silent region before the narration began. Maybe .3 or .5 seconds. I removed that silent portion so that the narration starts almost immediately (i.e. less than .2 second seconds of silence.) and for that slide, the audio did play at publish. So perhaps something in the playback exe is ignoring any audio that starts "too late" into the slide.... ?
I am now going back to check the audio files in every slide to remove any preceding silent passaages, and see if that cures this. Will update with my findings.
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Teri, do this for me, if you would, please:
Check "
Movie > Preferences > Preferences tab > (check)
"Include Audio When Movie Is Generated".
Did that help?
To Everyone Monitoring This Thread: Another easily
overlooked troublemaker is the "Audio" icon (tiny speaker) located
beneath the timeline when you are viewing a single slide
(duh - sorry, brain fart - of course that's when yo see it because
the timeline isn't visible until you go to Edit mode - double duh).
Anyway, if you click it, you will turn audio off for
all single-slide previews - note ... I said ONLY previews of
the currently open slide. This will NOT affect other previews, nor
will it affect audio in the published product . . .
Hope this info helped some - have a good weekend!
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                   <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(1875);">Slide 59</a></li> \
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                   <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(2000);">Slide 63</a></li> \
                   <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(2050);">Slide 64</a></li> \
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              </li> \
              <li> \
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                <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(1650);">Slide 25</a></li> \
                   <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(1700);">Slide 26</a></li> \
                   <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(1750);">Video </a></li> \
                   </ul> \
              </li> \
               <li> \
             <a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(1800);"> 27-29: Meds for dependece</a> \
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                <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(1900);">Slide 28</a></li> \
                   <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(2000);">Slide 29</a></li> \
                   </ul> \
              </li> \
              <li> \
             <a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(2100);"> 29-33: Role play practice</a> \
              <ul class="subChapterList"> \
                <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(2200);">Slide 31</a></li> \
                 <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(2210);">Video</a></li> \
                   <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(2220);">Slide 32</a></li> \
                   <li><a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(2230);">Slide 33</a></li> \
                   </ul> \
              </li> \
              <li> \
             <a href="#" onclick="jwplayer().seek(2240);"> 34: Conclusion</a> \
              </li> \
              </ul> ');
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Not responding during publish

Hi
I've got a few animations, that have published previously, but after a bit more work, I've gone to re-publish and the program hangs (beachballing) resulting in me force-quiting the program and the files not published.
Is there anything I can try to get these published?
v3.0.0 running on MacOS 10.9.1
Thanks
Wayne

Hang on publish seems to be because of the malformed object in the code panel for composition ready event.
Rectifying it should not hang the application on publish.Here is the rectified code
// insert code to be run when the composition is fully loaded here
sym.$('Stage').css({"background-image": "url('images/back.png')", "margin":"0 auto"});
Anyhow thanks for the hang bug.I have logged it for the team and hopefully will get fixed in next Animate update.

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