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Is it possible to embed video narrations in keynote presentations? The latest version of powerpoint on a Microsoft machine allows you to do video (rather than just audio) narration, and I wondered if that is possible yet in keynote?
I work in Higher Education, and the ability to do more than just a narrated presentation is becoming increasingly important with a lot of learning moving online at the current time.
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.14
Keynote does not have a dedicated tool to make a movie recording, but to do this, open QuickTime Player in the Applications folder, goto File > New Movie Recording and press the red button, save the file then drag onto a Keynote slide.
Keynote does not have a dedicated tool to make a movie recording, but to do this, open QuickTime Player in the Applications folder, goto File > New Movie Recording and press the red button, save the file then drag onto a Keynote slide.
Thank you for the clarification, good to know. That is a useful solution, though I think I will just have to use powerpoint as it just records the video and automatically adds the video to the relevant slides. Thank you for taking the time to reply.
Video narrations in Keynote
