Hi Rick,
I want to join Bill's experience with keynote. What I usually do, is to
read the series of pymol pictures into Quicktime Pro and export them as
movie (you can save the series of pictures directly as "slide show"
without any quality loss; however, such a "movie" often halts for a
fraction of a second during a presentation). I haven't tried all movie
export options, but the one that I currently prefer is the "Sorensen 3"
codec with maxium quality (and maxium file size!): it runs smoothly from
within a keynote presentation on my 1.2 GHz G4 iBook.
Best regards,
Dirk.
William Scott wrote:
I was wondering if anyone out there has any experiance with usuing Apple's
Keynote to display animated pymol gif's. I've had a look in the archives and
couldn't find anything.
On a second note (and sorry to open up this debate again), What is the
consensus for displaying a pymol movie in a presentation package such as
powerpoint? i've tried avi and mpeg but i find that there is a loss in the
quailty when compared to the sharpness of a animated gif.
Many Thanks
Rick Young
Hi Rick:
I use pymol movies in keynote all the time. It seems to work well with
either animated gifs or quicktime movies. If you dig around inside your
presentation you will see the animated gifs get converted to quicktime
movies. My experience is it doesn't blow chunks quite as much as
powerpoint.
HTH,
Bill
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