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| Live video feed on Keynote? Hi, How can I display live video feed (from a camera connected to the computer) in a keynote presentation? This was done during the apple presentation (when they introduced the iPhone), but maybe they were using a modified version of Keynote. Thanks for the help |
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| They don't use Keynote at all, I don't think. Just something mocked-up to look very similar to it.
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| Actually, they _do_ use Keynote, but since they also have lots of money, they can simply add television hardware/software to add other video layers (like the picture in picture iPhone view) etc. While you see only Steve Jobs doing all the stuff, my guess is there's a whole team working the cameras, directing the thing etc. Maybe Keynote '07 will add some things like that, though. Would be nice.
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| Probably done through a vision mixer, as in switching between camera's and then a Mac input.
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| That's probably what I meant. I'm missing the tech-vocabulary there. ![]()
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