Q: What are the weight and size limits for my media?

${color}[#000000](Formats accepted in your library: ) The following formats are accepted on the Kumullus platform: mp4, m4v, mov, png, gif, jpg, jpeg, pdf, mp3, srt, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx, doc, docx. ** Media weight limits in your library: <hr /> The accepted size limit is 2 GB and 90 minutes for videos and 200 MB for other media (images, pdf, ppt…). ** SCORM export weight limit: <hr /> There is no weight limit regarding the SCORM exports made with Kumullus. However, note that the majority of LMSs do not accept SCORM packages larger than 500MB. You can reduce the size of your packages by reducing the quality of your videos directly on the Kumullus platform in your SCORM export tab.

Question 1

How to generate my chapter's video from a ppt, image, pdf or video

Accepted Answer

When creating a new chapter in your interactive video modules, you have 4 choices regarding the base format you will use.

In this tutoriel, we will explain each one of them step by step.

Use a PowerPoint présentation as a basis of your chapter

To use a PowerPoint presentation as a basis of your chapter and make it interactive, click on Add ppt in the Chapter video frame

You are then directed to your media library in a pop up and all the PowerPoint contents it contains are displayed.

Click on the one you want to use. It is then displayed on the right side of you pop up.

Validate your choice by clicking on Use the medium. A new Conversion options pop up will appear.

In this pop up, you can select during how long you want each slide of your ppt to be displayed in the chapter of your interactive module.

Once your choice is made, click on Continue.

The platform then generates a video using your PowerPoint slideshow and displays it in the Chapter video frame.

**Use an image as a basis of your chapter **

To use an image as a basis of your chapter and make it interactive, click on Add image in the Chapter video frame.

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Question 2

What are the weight and size limits for my media?

Accepted Answer

${color}[#000000](Formats accepted in your library: ) The following formats are accepted on the Kumullus platform: mp4, m4v, mov, png, gif, jpg, jpeg, pdf, mp3, srt, xls, xlsx, ppt, pptx, doc, docx. **

Media weight limits in your library:

The accepted size limit is 2 GB and 90 minutes for videos and 200 MB for other media (images, pdf, ppt…). **

SCORM export weight limit:

There is no weight limit regarding the SCORM exports made with Kumullus. However, note that the majority of LMSs do not accept SCORM packages larger than 500MB. You can reduce the size of your packages by reducing the quality of your videos directly on the Kumullus platform in your SCORM export tab.

Question 3

How to automatically translate subtitles in K.Air?

Accepted Answer

Adding subtitles is good. Translating them is even better, so that your video is accessible to many more people! In K.Air, we can translate subtitles in 37 different languages, and the list is growing all the time depending on our customers' needs.

So take a look at how it works:

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Question 4

How to fully translate your modules in 1 click?

Accepted Answer

You have created a module in English and want to translate it entirely in another language? It is now possible on K.Air!

You just need to:

Click on the magic button
Choose the destination language

And that's it, a second module is created, identical to the first one but in another language! Let's see?

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Question 5

How to localize a Kumullus module?

Accepted Answer

In this video tutorial, you will discover the entire process of localizing a module in Kumullus:

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Question 6

Weight your questions

Accepted Answer

You can weight your questions by giving them a different number of points.

In the example above, we decide to give 2 points to the first question.

The result will be displayed in percentage for my learners.

This option "Weight your questions" can also be useful if you want to test knowledge at the beginning of the module or introduce a concept via a quiz without wanting to penalize for a wrong answer. In this case, you can decide to put 0 point for the correct answer and this will not affect the final score.

**NB: **This option is available in the hotspots "quiz" and "order cards".

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