#APPLE KEYNOTE SLIDES MOVIE#

If you can’t add or play a movie or audio file, try using iMovie, QuickTime Player, or Compressor to convert the file to an MPEG-4 file (with an. Use movies and audio files that are in a format that QuickTime supports on your Mac. The movie will play across the fifth slide and will stop when you advance to the sixth slide. Then turn the setting off on the fifth slide. For example, if you want to play a movie across five slides but don't want it to play over the sixth slide, make sure to turn on Play Across Slides on the first four slides. When you turn on Play Across Slides on a slide, the movie or audio will play across the next slide, even if you turned the setting off on the next slide. Turn off Play Across Slides for the last slide that you want to play the file across.On each slide, tap the movie or audio file to select it, tap the Format button, tap Movie, then turn on Play Across Slides.Add the file to each consecutive slide that you want the movie or audio to play across.Place the file where you want it to appear on the slide and resize it as necessary.

To add a movie or an audio file located in iCloud Drive or another location, tap “Insert from,” locate the file, select it, then tap Open.

To add a movie from your photo library, tap Photo or Video, locate the file, then tap it.

Depending on what you see in the toolbar, tap the Insert button then tap the Media button, or just tap the Media button.

Select the slide that you want the movie or audio file to start playing from.

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