Hey everyone! I’m trying to extract course info from SCORM packages, like video files, audio files, transcriptions, and course summaries. Has anyone tried deconstructing a SCORM package into separate components? Any tips would be appreciated!
A SCORM file is just a self-contained .zip, so if you look inside that you’ll find the video file. You can then use software to further deconstruct that into an .MP3 or other formats.
LinguisticExplorer said:
A SCORM file is just a self-contained .zip, so if you look inside that you’ll find the video file. You can then use software to further deconstruct that into an .MP3 or other formats.
That’s helpful! So I just unzip it and look for the video. Thanks!
As others have said, SCORM is just a collection of files. Dig into the SCORM package and find what you need. If there’s no video file, it might be embedded from somewhere else like YouTube or Vimeo.
LiamBrown said:
As others have said, SCORM is just a collection of files. Dig into the SCORM package and find what you need. If there’s no video file, it might be embedded from somewhere else like YouTube or Vimeo.
Got it! I’ll check that out. Hopefully, it’s all there.
Extract the SCORM .zip file and you will find the resource files (videos, etc.) for transcription and course summary.
Brandy said:
Extract the SCORM .zip file and you will find the resource files (videos, etc.) for transcription and course summary.
Thanks for the clarification! That makes it sound easier.
Yes, you can extract video and audio from SCORM packages. Use SCORM package extraction tools like Cognispark AI to access the files. For audio, you can separate it using video editing software, and AI tools can help with transcriptions.
@Mickey
I’ll look into Cognispark AI. Sounds like it might be useful!
I’m looking for an open source tool for it.
EmmanuelBrown said:
I’m looking for an open source tool for it.
If anyone knows an open source tool, please share!