Users of Captivate Classic have reported difficulties when attempting to embed YouTube links in their eLearning projects. After initially receiving support from Adobe, the issues have resurfaced, likely influenced by recent changes in YouTube’s access policy, requiring users to be signed in to view content. Additionally, network conditions may impact the embedding process. Some users suggest trying outside the work network or adjusting embed settings, but these solutions have been inconsistent. As eLearning developers grapple with these new challenges, user experience remains a concern regarding accessibility of video content in learning modules.
The ongoing issues with embedding YouTube links in Captivate suggest that changes in YouTube's policies, particularly regarding user authentication, may hinder seamless integration into eLearning.
My attempts to embed YouTube videos in Captivate have met repeated challenges, possibly exacerbated by network restrictions and YouTube's requirement for users to be signed in.
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