Publishing your video

In an open project, click the SHARE button at the upper-right corner of the Presenter Video Express window.

The various publish options are displayed.

Select ADOBE CAPTIVATE PRIME.

In the Publish to Captivate Prime window that opens as shown here, enter your email address that you used during registration.

All accounts associated with your email address or account name appear.

If you don't have an account, you can set up one by clicking Create an Account with your Adobe ID.

Sign in with your Adobe ID and password if prompted.

If you do not have an Adobe ID already, you can create one in the following window. Administrators of an organization can also login with Adobe ID initially. 

Adobe Captivate Prime opens in a new pop-up window.

Click Continue to Publish.

In the Publish to Captivate Prime window that opens as shown here, enter your email address that you used during registration.

All accounts associated with your email address or account name appear.

If you don't have an account, you can set up one by clicking Create an Account with your Adobe ID.

Enter the module name, description, and time duration in the fields in the dialog box as shown here.

Check whether it is a public module or a private module, and enter tags that make it easier for people to find your module.

Click Publish to publish your project to Adobe Captivate Prime.

The module gets published and is visible in the Module Library.

Click SHARE in Adobe Presenter Video Express, and then click YouTube.

Adobe Presenter Video Express converts your project to an MP4 file at the back end. After the conversion is completed, the YouTube Login window appears.

Specify your YouTube login credentials and select the I’ve Read Adobe Privacy Policy check box.

Click Login.

In the Upload To YouTube dialog box, specify the title for the project, and type in a description.

In the Tags field, type the tags for the project to optimize your users' search for the project. Use commas or semicolons to separate multiple tags.

Generally, the tags are the search terms that your users use to search for your project on YouTube. Some examples are the subject of your project, or the key terms in the project, or the title.

In the Category list, click a category to which your project belongs.

Click one of the following options:

• Public: To make your project available for everyone who accesses YouTube.

• Private: To make your project available to only specific set of users. After uploading the file, log on to YouTube, and provide permissions for such users (or to users with whom you want to share the link). For more information, see this website.

Click Terms and Conditions, review them, and click Back.

Select the I have read the terms and conditions check box, and click Upload.

A message is displayed indicating that the video is uploaded successfully.

Click Send Email Now to send the YouTube URL to the required people over mail. The default email application configured on your machine is loaded, and the URL of the project appears in the default text of the email.