Hi, all-
Since my previous posting, we've run dozens of tests trying to work out a
pattern to the failures. The problem appears to be related to the internal
format of the video file. We've tried three different formats, with the
following results:
1. AVI, Motion JPEG codec - no failures
2.
Hi, all-
I have OOo Impress installed on two Windows XP (SP2) machines. It's version
2.1 on one, and version 2.0.4 on the other. One machine is a relatively new
laptop, the other is a five-year old desktop. They have different video
chipsets and drivers.
I'm getting a weird problem while
Hi, all-
Configuring my Fedora Core 5 platform to play videos in OO Impress has been
an uphill battle, and it's not over yet. Before I invest any more time, I'd
like to know what the impact of large video files will be on my
presentation. Specifically
1. Are video files actually included in
Thanks to Adrian and Terry for their help with this.
I didn't realize that Impress stores images at their original resolutions in
its data file - I had naively assumed that they would be stored at some
reduced resolution based on the size they appeared when I created the
presentation. So,
Hi, all-
I have just installed OOo v2.0.4 on a Windows XP box. I have created a
two-slide presentation in Impress, and already I'm in trouble. It's
impossibly slow.
My first slide has a sequence of about ten images which successively appear,
using custom animations. Each image is about a
Hi, all-
I'd like to include some videos in an OO Impress presentation. After an hour
or so of searching the web, I haven't come across anything definite, except
that it may not be working yet.
One person advocates using an IBM Java applet. Someone else mentions that it
uses Netscape plugins,
