How to Use Audio Feedback
Enhance Viewer Interactivity with Audio Feedback in Cinema8
When viewers click on an area in the video or answer a question, you can enable them to listen to audio as feedback. Let’s look at some examples:
Using Audio Feedback in Clickable Areas
Step 1 – Add an Audio Element
Add the audio element you will use for feedback to the video timeline.
- Turn off the Visible feature in its Properties panel.
Step 2 – Configure Clickable Area
Click the On Click property of your clickable area and:
- Select Play Audio from the list.
- Choose the audio name from the Target Track list.
- Save the settings.
Once done, when the viewer clicks the area, the corresponding audio feedback will play.
Using Audio Feedback with Questions
Step 1 – Add a Question
Add a Single Select Question to the timeline.
Click the settings icon next to the desired answer and define a variable in the Set Variable section:
- Key:
answer
- Value:
true
Save your settings.
Step 2 – Add an Audio Element for Feedback
- Place the audio element one second after the question in the timeline.
- Turn off the Visible feature in its Properties panel.
Step 3 – Add a Conditional Action
- Insert a Conditional Action element into the timeline.
- In the configuration window, click Add Condition.
- Use the following setup:
- First box:
answer
- Middle box:
=
- Last box:
true
- First box:
- Save the condition.
Step 4 – Set the Action
In the Conditional Action Properties:
- Set the same time interval as the audio.
- Under Condition Actions, select Play Audio from the Action list.
- Choose the appropriate audio from the Target Track list.
- Save your settings.
By configuring audio feedback through clickable areas or question responses, you enhance the interactivity and engagement of your Cinema8 videos.