#Embedding videos in keynote install

For each of the required applications on the left, check 'Safe' for Video Input on the right. *4) Click on the KinemaCore menu in the top menu (between Window and Help) and select KinemaCore Preferences. Here's how I got it working today (slight modifications to Unami's guide): In the Quicktime tab in the Inspector, set the Repeat to Loop to show the video for more than 30 sek.

qtz file you just saved into your presentation ( To select another than the default video input device, select the Video Input patch, open the Patch Inspector and change the input device in the Settings tab )Ħ) Connect the 'Image' output of the Video Input Patch to the 'Image' input of the 'Billboard' Patch (click and drag from the white dot next to 'Image')ħ) Safe this composition and close Quartz ComposerĨ) Now, open Keynote and drag the. ) and place it in the appropriate folder ( /Library/Graphics/Quartz Composer Patches/ ).ģ) Open Quartz Composer and create a blank composition.Ĥ) open the Patch Library, type 'clear' in the search field, and drag the Clear patch onto the workspaceĥ) then add a 'Video Input' and a 'Billboard' patch

#Embedding videos in keynote install

It's possible to insert live video in Keynote via Quartz Composer.Īlthough you need the (free) ' safe Video In ' plugin from Kineme to make it work.ġ) Install Quartz Composer (it comes with the XCode Developement Utilities on your OSX installation disc)Ģ) Download the 'Safe Video In' - Plugin (