[Issue 125233] Animated .gif files do not play in groups

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https://bz.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=125233

Jane <jparedes.j...@gmail.com> changed:

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--- Comment #8 from Jane <jparedes.j...@gmail.com> ---
It is still reproducible.


OS: Windowns 10

OO Version: AOO411m6(Build:9775)  -  Rev. 1617669



STEPS TO REPRODUCE THE ISSUE:

1) Create new Presentation

2) Insert two .gif images using the Insert menu bar (Choose Insert > Picture >
>From File)

3) Select both images and over the selected images, right click and select
“Group”

4) Observe, that .gif images are animated

5) Start presentation (Slide show / Slide Show)

6) Notice that .gif images aren't animated




FOLLOW-UP TESTS:

1) Verify that all .gif images are shown animated in presentation mode when
there are some of them grouped

Actual result: 
Only grouped .gif images are not shown animated in presentation mode


2) Verify that the .gif images are shown animated in presentation mode when it
is grouped with any other element(For example: Table, chart, video, hyperlinks,
fields)

Actual result: 
The .gif images aren't shown animated in presentation mode when they are
grouped with any other element


3) Verify that the .gif image is shown animated in presentation mode when it is
added from the text content section

Actual result: 
The .gif image added from the text content section is not shown animated in
presentation mode


4) I verified the same tests on .ppt and it is working as expected.



Currently the .gif images are displayed properly after they are grouped when
presentation mode is off, but it is not working fine when it is on presentation
mode, so it could be confusing for users. 

This issue should be fixed because the .gif image format are frequently used by
the users, and I could say that it is a point against for OpenOffice compared
with competitive products(for example: Powerpoint) and also it could be
annoying for users have to ungroup their .gif images in order that they are
displayed properly on presentation mode.

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