Captivate SCORM html5 in Moodle 2.5.3 failing

Hello,
I am working on some videos in Captivate and published them in SCORM HTML5 for Moodle 2.5.3. I tested them with SCORM Cloud and the passed the test. However, when I uploaded them in the moodle, I can only see the content in IE, but some of the videos are presenting an error in Chrome (text boxes and some objects don't show in the screen). To solve that, I had to merge the objects to the background in Captivate creating a new merged version (preserving the editable one), not the best solution. In addition to that, the videos don't play well in iphone 4s IOS6 and ipad 3 in Safari nor Chrome. When I can finally log in in the mobile device, the screen crashes and closes unexpectedly, and when I try to access it again, it logs me out from the moodle e-learning environment. Can please someone help? We chose Captivate in SCORM HTML5 for the client so they would access the training content in mobile devices and that is not working.
Thanks!

Moodle 2.6 has improvements that make it display better on Mobile devices (and is generally better) earlier versions of Moodle should still display HTML5 content but not very well when using a Mobile device. I'd definately reccomend testing your packages with Moodle 2.6 to see if it helps but I'm not aware of a specific issue that would cause the described behavior above.

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Hi there,
I am using Captivate 7 to produce a SCORM compliant HTML5 course - this course includes a video, however when I have tried to upload the video directly, it pauses/doesn't play well in our LMS. As such I wanted to try embedding/streaming the video from Youtube instead. The video is unlisted (as it is an internal course). I've had a hunt of the forums but can't seem to work out how to do this?
Note: When I try going to Video > Insert Video, then Event Video > Already Deployed... entering the Youtube url - It doesn't work and I receive the following message: "Failed to load the video file. The file parth or the URL may be invalid. Do you want to change the file part or the URL". I am using Adobe Captivate 7 version 7.0.1.237 (in case it helps).
Any and all help appreciated.
Nicole

Thanks for the quick response!
Re: Widget - does it work with HTML5? I found a couple forums that seemed to suggest it doesn't...
Also, when you say the full YouTube URL - where do I get this from? I (embarrassingly) didn't realise there were two different ones.
Thanks again,
Nicole

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I'm working on creating a structure in our Learning Environment that will work on a Samsung SM-T530NU Tablet and one of my concerns are the size of the left hand menu as shown below. We user Meridian as our LMS Provider.
My first thought is Meridian might be the controllers of this menu and if that is the case can I pass these SCORM variable a font size before entering the package into Meridian and bypass the need to involve them (Working with them can be tricky). or is this something set forth by the SCORM Package files and could be changed there?
Thoughts?

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