Re: Using videos in presentations
Bonjour Pierre,
El 18/9/23 a les 21:28, Pierre Gruet ha escrit:
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Putting
\usepackage{movie15}
in the preamble (movie15.sty being provided by texlive-latex-extra), one
can later include a movie with, for instance,
\begin{frame}
\begin{figure}
\includemovie[poster,
controls]{.75\paperwidth}{.75\paperheight}{path/to/video}
\end{figure}
\end{frame}
which is not perfect though, as (with evince, on Debian) it prints some
funny picture on the slide, then I have to exit full screen during the
presentation and click the picture to launch the video -- it has been
far enough for me for many years.
Running the same .pdf with other operating systems could give you a
better result, amazingly.
Maybe some better rendering can be achieved with the options of
\includemovie -- see the docs.
Reading [1], it seems that movie15 is deprecated. media9 is the package
to use (texlive-latex-extra), but stills has some lacks. In any case, it
is not an easy task.
Cheers,
Leopold
[1]
https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Questions/How_can_I_embed_a_video_in_my_PDF_using_LaTeX%3F
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