Hi Laura, did you burn the presentation as a Keynote document or did
you first export it from Keynote in Movie format? It needs to be
burned as a playable DVD from a movie format.
Also, when playing it on the TV do you want to be able to control the
slides or just play them through as a movie?
Susan
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Susan Hastings
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On 17/01/2010, at 7:16 AM, Laura Webb <el...@iinet.net.au> wrote:
Good morning all
As a newbie user of Keynote I've managed to sort out how to create a
basic presentation. I've made good use of the on line tutorials. A
good project for a hot day!!
With a very new superdrive I wanted to put burning a DVD to the
test, something I've not been able to do before, because my MacBook
previously only had a combo drive. Some of you will remember all my
recent problems with the optical drive when upgrading to SL I did
the burn of my keynote presentation through Finder and had no
problems with that.
I had expected the DVD would play on the DVD player attached to my
TV so I could view the slides in a larger format. It doesn't and
just comes up as "unknown disc". Nor can I play it in the normal way
through my MacBook. I can view the new DVD of my Keynote
presentation through Front Row (and like what I see) so I know all
the slides are there as they should be and that the burn was
successful.
Could someone please explain what I am doing wrong? Why can't I
view my Keynote DVD in the same way as any other DVD?
Regards
Laura
MacBook 10.6.2
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