I have a keynote presentation made by someone else and I want to extract the movie which is contained in the presentation to use as a standalone movie. Using Inspector I can see that the file is a .mov but I can't copy/past or drag/drop the file. Any help would be great!
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.1)
What used to be called the Metrics Inspector is now available under the Format tab (paint brush) on Keynote Toolbar. To copy a video from a Keynote slide, do the following:
- Click on the movie on the slide to select it
- Click on Format
- Click on the Movie Tab
- Locate File Info and you should see the file name of the video
- To the left of the file name is an icon - click and hold on the icon
- Drag the Icon (not the file name) to your desktop or wherever else you'd like to save a copy of the video
Hope this helps.
What used to be called the Metrics Inspector is now available under the Format tab (paint brush) on Keynote Toolbar. To copy a video from a Keynote slide, do the following:
- Click on the movie on the slide to select it
- Click on Format
- Click on the Movie Tab
- Locate File Info and you should see the file name of the video
- To the left of the file name is an icon - click and hold on the icon
- Drag the Icon (not the file name) to your desktop or wherever else you'd like to save a copy of the video
Hope this helps.
If you have the file in a Keynote format and you can edit the file, select the movie object and then open the Metrics Inspector. You will find the name of the video in the File Info box. Drag the video icon in the name to the desktop to make a copy.
Good Luck.
This worked perfectly, thank you so much!
Hi,
I finally was access my Mac and your suggestion worked a treat!
Very many thanks
Rick
OMG Thankyou for this. This is brilliantly helpful.
Where is the Metrics Inspector?
Thanks
can you extract a movie from a keynote presentation?
