If you have made the SCORM packages yourself with authoring software such as Adobe Captivate or Articulate Storyline and you have the source files you can re-publish the SCORM packages with HTML content. If you have purchased content that contains Flash from an external provider, you will need to speak to them about whether they have made HTML5 versions that you can be given access to. Such content will need to be redeveloped from scratch as HTML5. If, however, you don’t have the source files there is no conversion path available. The exact way to do this will be different depending on your authoring software. If you have produced resources with authoring software such as Adobe Flash, Adobe Captivate or Articulate Storyline and still have the source files, you can re-publish the resources in HTML5 format. There are a couple of things to keep in mind: Stay Safe - When using portable apps, its always a good idea to practice Safe Portable App-ing. Then, use it just like you would a local copy of VLC. There are also many other online (free) video converters available which a simple Google search will reveal. To start up VLC Portable, just double-click VLCPortable.exe file where you installed VLC Portable on your portable drive.
mp4 files using VLC Media Player by following the instructions on this site: If you don’t have the source, you can convert FLV files to. If you have the source, it’s best to re-publish the file as a non-Flash format such as. How you’ll do this will be slightly different based on whether you have the source that it was built from or not. Flash Video (.flv files)įlash based video content can usually be converted into other file-types. This guide will look at the different types of Flash content and how to approach each of them. Depending on the type of content, there are several options available. As Flash becomes less supported by web browsers (and, critically, by Adobe themselves), it presents us with the issue of what to do with Flash-based content.
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