Commenters in an instructional design forum recommend using Vimeo for video hosting and embedding videos into Articulate Storyline files to avoid creating large SCORM packages that can exceed LMS...

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        "author": "lusciouscactus",
        "excerpt": "Dude, handbrake convert them. 800 mb* (edited, whoops) videos should not be happening at that length. I'd be willing to bet they're exported weird.",
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        "excerpt": "Many LMS won’t actually let you load a file that large. We have many eLearnings with videos, but we tend to either add them directly into the LMS as media or (more commonly) embed the video in the Storyline file, which would likely solve the issue, but then you need a video hosting service like Vimeo.",
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        "excerpt": "We have around 10GB of videos in one course, all embedded as unlisted youtube videos. Your lms may not support such a large scorm package, even after Storyline compression. That would give you a valid reason to use YouTube. Handbrake is a good tip. YouTube also does a great job at compression; you can upload your original files (without publishing them) and download compressed versions.",
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        "excerpt": "Can't you host them somewhere off the file? Gives more flexibility.\n\n Also you aren't exporting it in scorm 1.2...right\n\n Right :(",
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        "excerpt": "Way too big. Break them apart into sections o separate working file. Otherwise the file gets corrupted and you have to work all over again.",
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        "excerpt": "From my experience, much better to down size those videos to 720 or 1080p. Makes both the storyline and the scorm easier/faster to work with",
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        "excerpt": "We offer video hosting through our Pro plan, but even for the Pro plan a 4.4 GB file would exceed our single module zip file 2GB upload size. We recommend reworking the module to break them at the video points into smaller files. Better yet, host the videos on a service like Youtube or Vimeo and keep the videos out of the SCORM module.",
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