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Keynote Presentation Recording to Quicktime Movie

Hi,

I am currently trying to export a keynote presentation reporting to a quicktime movie. I perform the following actions however only the first 45 seconds of the presentation is converted into a movie, is there anyway I can export the entire 5 minute recording?

>> File

>> Export to > Quicktime

Playback slideshow recording selected.

>>Then I hit next and it exports


When I come into my finder and open the Quicktime movie, it only has converted 45 seconds .

MacBook

Posted on Sep 4, 2019 4:17 AM

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Posted on Sep 4, 2019 4:52 AM

Creating a Keynote presentation for export to movie:



Preparation - make these settings first:


Inspector > Document > Document:


in the Presentation Type dropdown menu, select Normal


in the slide size drop down menu, select Custom and enter the pixel values of the resolution of the display to be used for the LCD display or projector



Sound 

place the sound files on each slide or in the Soundtrack well of Inspector > Document > Audio; 



Video

Add the video to the slide and adjust the position and size



Other content

Add; images, shapes, text, charts or tables to the respective slides



Animation

Add transitions between slides and builds and actions to objects as required



Export

File > Export > Movie



1 - If a recorded slideshow has been made; click the Playback dropdown menu, then choose Slideshow Recording


2 - If a recorded slideshow is not used in the presentation, click the Playback dropdown menu, then choose Self-Playing



If timings are set for each animation in Inspector > Animations, the default values of 5 and 2 are ignored in the export dialogue box and  the timings set on each side are used





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Sep 4, 2019 4:52 AM in response to danielleharris8

Creating a Keynote presentation for export to movie:



Preparation - make these settings first:


Inspector > Document > Document:


in the Presentation Type dropdown menu, select Normal


in the slide size drop down menu, select Custom and enter the pixel values of the resolution of the display to be used for the LCD display or projector



Sound 

place the sound files on each slide or in the Soundtrack well of Inspector > Document > Audio; 



Video

Add the video to the slide and adjust the position and size



Other content

Add; images, shapes, text, charts or tables to the respective slides



Animation

Add transitions between slides and builds and actions to objects as required



Export

File > Export > Movie



1 - If a recorded slideshow has been made; click the Playback dropdown menu, then choose Slideshow Recording


2 - If a recorded slideshow is not used in the presentation, click the Playback dropdown menu, then choose Self-Playing



If timings are set for each animation in Inspector > Animations, the default values of 5 and 2 are ignored in the export dialogue box and  the timings set on each side are used





Keynote Presentation Recording to Quicktime Movie

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