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With a course that had a lot of audio, Chrome, Android, and Safari start the course with a gray screen and message:
Some pages of this course contain audio. Tap / click here to download the audi and begin the course.
Where in Lectora can I access that page? Would it cause great harm to my students if I eliminate that warning and they just download the audio by default?
Some pages of this course contain audio. Tap / click here to download the audi and begin the course.
Where in Lectora can I access that page? Would it cause great harm to my students if I eliminate that warning and they just download the audio by default?
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People hate autoplay, especially autoplay advertising, to the point that browsers have been designed to defeat it.
Then you could add a nice button that overlays on top of the content with your own message.
Click here to continue with ....
Then when they click the button you can start the audio/media and hide the button.
For Firefox it requires every page to be interacted with before allowing autoplay. For Chrome it allows autoplay after the first page of a course is interacted with. For mobile, with Seamless Play publish, we keep a pool of media players so we only need to ask once for a user interaction to enable autoplay. Because of the many variables involved it might just be easier to use your own button to kick off media on each page.