I am trying to export my project in keynote 09. However, the embedded movie does not export and when the movie plays it gets stuck on that slide where the embedded movie is. I even tried opening the file with 08 ( I shouldn't have upgraded) and it can't be opened. Any advice?
Thanks!
OS 10.8.4
MacBook Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4)
What CODEC is the original video file, and what CODEC and settings are you using to export?
What CODEC is the original video file, and what CODEC and settings are you using to export?
Thanks Gary, but they are both mp4. I also checked another thread and it was recommended to use QT7 and not the latest. It worked, however, I need to roll out this project to over 150 people and they all have the latest version of QT. Also, is there another way without having to do that?
thanks!
I need to add to this: The users all have Windows OS and probably do not have QT or maybe they do, not sure.
From my experience, most Windows users do not have QuickTime player installed on their machines.
The alternative is to provide PDF or PowerPoint, but the software for these are not installed by default, and of course Keynote is a Mac only application, so you are very limited in how they will easily view your presentation.
I always provide Windows Media Video files for PC users, this requires separate software to be purchased to convert Quicktime to WMV. Fip 4 Mac Studio
I have had on occaision to supply clients with JPEG image files as this was the only method they could view the presentation as they were prevented from installing additional software.
You will need to ask your users if they are prepared to install additional software and if they want video or a slide presentation.
I had this and upgrdaed, but don't kow how to use it?
I came up with a work around and use windows media maker. I converted it to wmv, but now the audio file doesn't play, but the embedded video does...oh boy!
How do I incorporate the flip4mac pro when exporting? Do I need to opne it in QT and then export? I looked at the user guide, but it isn't very clear.
Thanks Gary!
Flip for Mac is a plugin CODEC for Quicktime enabled applications like Quicktime Pro, Final Cut Pro, and Compressor. WMV video files can be Exported from these applications using the WMV CODEC.
If using Quicktime Player, you will need to purchase Quicktime Pro from the Apple Store
Why doesn't my embedded movie play when I export s a video?
