Is sound possible with a Muse slideshow?

Hello, does anyone know if it is possible to have a sound file auto play with a slide show?

VGA does not support audio.
Use a cable out of the headphone jack.

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Can music or sound be added to a Muse slideshow?

G'day RittDog
It's relatively easy if you're prepared to spend the time doing it.
• First, forget about the slideshow option. Instead, open up an iMovie project and import your slides into it (ensure you're first set to NTSC for the US of A). Use the Ken Burns effect if you want. Also, add transitions between slides. Unlike the slideshow, you can use different transitions for each slide if your tastes run to it. Don't forget to set the required time for each slide.
• Add your music track(s)
• Now, using something like Audacity (it's free), record your voice over tracks (one per slide) for each slide (you do have a microphone/iSight don't you?). Set Audacity to 48,000 Hz by the way. Trim the tracks, or select the appropriate part. Export the trimmed tracks or the selection as AIFF files to a folder.
• Import the AIFF files into itunes, and use from there, or open the AIFF folder into the media/audio window, or simply drag & drop them. Place them into the middle track in iMovie. Arrange each voiceover to it's appropriate slide.
• Dampen the music during each voiceover, or for the whole show.
• Export to iDVD, burn as disk image.
• If you really, really want to have the voiceovers as a choice, export a Quicktime movie WITHOUT the voiceovers (untick them via the box alongside the right of the track), and then export again WITH the voiceovers (different name of course). Import the two movies into a suitable iDVD menu, with a button for each.
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I am looking to find out if it is possible in Adobe Muse to have a section on a webpage that will update every 30 seconds or 30 minutes with a snapshot URL From a live webcam stream

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You can do this via insert HTML , you would need to use the live feed code in Muse page.
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Hello,
The question is in the Subject line.
I would like to create Responsive websites in Muse so that they can flow to adjust to desktop > tablet > smartphone screen sizes, and I wondered if this is possible with Muse.
Thanks,
Chris.

A little rant on this topic:
"Responsive" works only so well. Very often a "responsive" web site can look like it wasn't designed for any screen at all; instead it ends up looking like a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet with a little better color and graphics. Nothing is ever really proper or composed. It's a page being Jack of trades and King of none. I look at a lot of those pages and just go "blah."
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Had a quick look and found this thread, it seems to resolve the issue (hopefully!).
I haven't tried viewing slideshows in my iTunes yet, hopefully I'll be OK:)
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