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I have narrated my Keynote presentation and would now like to add some animated objects to the first slide.
I don't transition to the second slide until 48 seconds into the narration.
However, when I added the animated objects to the first slide I lost all of the narration. (I have a back-up in time machine so no worries).
Does anyone know if there is a way to make this change to my presentation?
Regards
Bill
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
If you make any changes to an exiting recorded slideshow that has a recorded narration, for example; adding animations or deleting or adding slides, the timings of the recorded slideshow will be changed and the narration will be out of sync with the images.
A warning notice will display:
You will need to re-do the Record Slideshow:
clear the recording (Play > Clear Recording) then re-record the narration again
If you make any changes to an exiting recorded slideshow that has a recorded narration, for example; adding animations or deleting or adding slides, the timings of the recorded slideshow will be changed and the narration will be out of sync with the images.
A warning notice will display:
You will need to re-do the Record Slideshow:
clear the recording (Play > Clear Recording) then re-record the narration again
Thanks Gary,
I was hoping for a work around.
Like, extracting the narration as an audio file and then adding it as the soundtrack for the revised presentation, but I couldn’t figure out how to extract the audio.
For now, I’ve exported the old presentation as a movie, then opened in iMovie and added the extra animation there.
thanks again for your help.
Bill
add animation to objects in keynote after recording audio
