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Settings for slide timings
The Select Features page includes three settings for slide timings:
Pause after each slide
If this option is selected, presentation playback is not continuous. Every
new slide starts in a paused mode, and the viewer must click the Play button in the presentation
control bar to play it. If this option is not selected, each slide begins playback at the moment it is
displayed.
Pause after each animation
If this option is selected, presentation playback pauses after each
PowerPoint animation in a slide is played. The viewer must click the Play button to play each
successive animation in the presentation. If this option is not selected, slide playback moves
continuously from one animation to another without the user having to click the Play button
in between.
Time to wait for slides with no audio
Slides that have no audio still need a playback length so
that they can be displayed for a certain period of time during continuous presentation playback.
The default time for displaying a slide with no audio is 5 seconds before moving on to the next
slide. A user can pause a slide at any time during playback for longer viewing.
To set slide timings, select the appropriate timing checkboxes and set the desired playback time
for slides with no audio in
“Step 4: Selecting presentation features” on page 13 .
Audio Quality
The Audio Quality setting controls the quality of audio playback in the
converted presentation. By default, the Breeze Publish Wizard converts audio using the medium-
quality setting of 24 kilobits per second, which is sufficient for users who access the presentation
through a modem.
If the Audio Quality drop-down list is enabled, you can select the following options in addition to
24 kilobits per second:
•
16 kilobits per second, which is an ideal setting for large presentations, for users in rural
locations with lower-quality modem connections, or for customers who want to save on
bandwidth costs in exchange for lower quality.
•
64 kilobits per second, which is an ideal setting for users on a local area network (LAN) who
want professional-quality audio. At this bit rate, the final audio quality depends on the quality
of the audio equipment. Modem users will not experience the higher audio quality.
If the Audio Quality drop-down list is not enabled, you can contact Macromedia Breeze
Technical Support for information about enabling this feature:
www.macromedia.com/go/
breeze_contact_support .
Step 5: Selecting a speaker photo (optional)
In step 4, if you chose to have a presentation outline and include a speaker photo, the next step in
the publishing process is to select a speaker photo.