On 02/17/2008 01:33 PM, Prof.Ondino wrote:
> Hi, I'm having a problem playing an Shockwave Flash Video in my OO 
> Impress presentation. Embedding it in a slide I can see it in 
> editor-mode, but not in the fullscreen presentation. I spent about 2 
> hours searching for a solution, but did not succeed. I found several 
> forum entries which describe the same problem, but no one found a way 
> out. The intresting thing is, that this problem seems to be existing 
> since a long time (forum entries more than one year old!), but nobody 
> fixes this bug!
> 
> Well, it isn't my job to spent more time searching a bugtracking host 
> for open office.... Maybe anyone here is interested in software quality 
> and maintanance.
> 
> kind regards,
> Dirk
> 
> PS: I tried to embed an simple PDF as Plugin, but the same.... it 
> doesn't appear in fullscreen mode. What the hell is the effort of 
> embedding plugins if they don't appear in the realtime  presentation???

Scratch trying to get Flash to work, instead use a file conversion
utility like ffmpeg and convert the flash to a Quicktime .mov instead
(.avi might also work, but I know that .mov's work just fine).

Then simply 'Insert|Movie and Sound' and insert the .mov. No need to
fiddle with the Insert Plugin bits & it works out-of-the box.

I've just tested on:

Windows - OOo 2.3.1
Ubuntu linux - (U)OOo 2.3.0 (uses Gstreamer for video & audio)
[Note: does *not* work on standard linux yet to be released OOo 2.4rc1
w/JMF properly installed and working for standard mpeg etc sound files]

To test if a file will actually play, first try it in the Media Player
(Tools|Media Player). If it plays there, then the chances are very good
that it will play in your presentation.

I note from your posting that you are using Windows; you can find ffmpeg
here: http://ffmpeg.mplayerhq.hu/ and a 'frontend' for converting here:

http://biggmatt.com/winff/

[note: I use this in linux, I've not tried the WinXP version]

There are others, example: http://www.erightsoft.net/SUPER.html
but I've not tried them.


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