Yes Rob,
Sorry about my typo error ... 720 x 575 pixels is correct.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 11/05/2008, at 9:29 AM, Rob Davies wrote:
Morning,
Should it not be 720x576 Pal DVD.
Cheers!
`Rob...
On 11May2008, at 7:33 am, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Ruben,
Will they have a TV you can use? Keynote 4 has export to iPod menu
selection, but I notice you are using Keynote 3.
This might help :
The iPod only supports video, so you HAVE to either use H.264 or
Mpeg4, and it looks fine on the ipod itself, and depending on the
theme, it looks fine on a TV set. Use 720x540 as your base size,
mostly because that's the size Keynote exports to iDVD, and it's
the correct ratio to start with when you're going from computer to
tv.
Then use some kind of converter (like iSquint or Visual Hub) to
convert that to a 720x480 iPod movie.
Export as Animation out of Keynote and then run the compression in
one of those 2 apps.
The colours come out much better than simply exporting from Keynote
to iTunes.
If you're considering displaying your presentation on a TV, this
Apple document may help: "iPod: TV Out support":
<http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300233>
For controlling your presentation from across the room, Apple
Universal Dock includes Apple Remote and Dock Adapters to fit any
of the three video-playing iPods:
<http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore?productLearnMore=MB125G/A
>
Cheers,
Ronni
On 10/05/2008, at 10:18 PM, Dark1 wrote:
What I meant was the actual information its-self isn't that
important (the content) but how the information is presented and
how professional the presentation feels is the main aspect of the
assessment.
I certainly think Keynote has a strong advantage in this regard.
That's why I'm using it :)
Content not that important? You have a bigger problem than just
Keynote.
http://presentationzen.blogs.com/presentationzen/2005/11/the_zen_estheti.html
If your instructor was evaluating Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, I
fear he
would prefer the Bill Gates style.
Glenn.
2008/5/10 Dark1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Thanks for the suggestion but I think my presentation might lose
impact if I
lose the fancy transitions that make it look great.
My lecturer has said that presentations will be marked on how
impressive the
actual presentation is rather than content.
Export it as a PDF. Use File, Export menu, choose PDF as the
export
option.
You may want to turn off the borders on each page.
Glenn.
2008/5/10 Dark1 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'm constructing a keynote presentation (using v3.0.2, iWork
06) but I
don't
have a laptop and the place where I'm doing the presentation
won't have
keynote installed.
The power point exported version changes the location of one
of my pie
charts and the text for my charts looks muddy. Is there any
way to fix
this
(particularly the changing pie chart location)?
If I load the Keynote application onto my iPod would I be able
to give
the
presentation in keynote on a mac?
Thanks in advance
Ruben
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