How to export keynote to imovie

I did an animated presentation in keynote, and want to sync an audio that I made in garage band. But now that I've finally gotten the timing right in keynote, I can't export it directly to imovie! I only saw choices to export it as a QuickTime movie. Then when I tried to "save your movie to iMovie" I got an export progress error message that said it couldn't be copied to "iMovie" - I put days into this project, and I worried that it went for naught! Please help!
Thanks-
Lianda
www.MakeItSoMindset.com

The source is DV 16:9. I've adjusted the resolution to 360:202 and compressed with Sorenson to a QT 512 streaming clip. The resolution is very good and I don't have any issues with the video. I've imported the video clip into Keynote and assembled the title sequence. It looks good with no blurring or choppiness. The problem comes when I export. The timing goes off and the length of the entire video clip is increased. I've also had problems with Keynote when exporting. It seems to be inconsistent and will drop the last title, even though the preview worked fine. I've worked around the problem by importing the title slides with out the transitions and then going into Final Cut. I'd like to keep the title transitions that I had in Keynote . Any thoughts? Thanks, Jeff

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Hello, I am working on a project in both Keynote and iMovie in which I am making some slides in Keynote, exporting them as Quicktime, and then importing them into iMovie. The slides primarily are composed of scanned pages from a book and thus have lots of small type. In Keynote, the text comes out very sharp and I can read it all perfectly. When I import the Quicktime movie into iMovie, however, the text looks very blurred and is almost unreadable. It looks like a JPEG which has been compressed way too much. However, I believe I have all of the compression settings set as high quality as possible. All of the other Keynote slides export and import just fine, only the text is giving me problems. Could someone please show me how I can export the Keynote slide so that the text shows up in iMovie just as clear as it looks in Keynote?
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well, in that case you need to determine if this issue only happens with a perticular report or all of them, if it happens only with reports imported from 5.x or with newly created reports as well.
Looks like it is happening only when report is exported from Infoview, not in the Deski client. This might indicate a problem at the Web Apllication server (tomcat or one you use).
If this issue is happening with any report - it might be a bug. In that case you have no options as there are no more patches for XIR2.
On the other hand - if all you need is to extract data for consumption in another tool , why not use Data integrator instead ?
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I need to be able to export my Keynote presentation (saved as ppt) to a Word document (i.e. I will save Pages as .doc) I wondered if this is possible and if so how to go about doing so.
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G
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You can drag a slide directly from the Navigator sidebar in Keynote to a Pages document, and have the slide appear on the page. You can also export slides as images, or you can export as a PDF, and drag each slide separately into the document (open in Preview, and drag the thumbnail from the sidebar).
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Then on the bottom left of the Print dialog box, you will see a PDF button. Click on that button for options, including Save to PDF. This will create a nice PDF the selectable text and can include the slide for recognition and recall, as well as copy and paste into other applications.

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hello.... I'm in the same boat ...
I've tried to follow all the steps on this thread and the link also - still not working very well.
my third slide has an "intro sound" - 2 seconds, then a narration, about 22 seconds - an mp3 dragged in from iTunes. When I'm actually in Keynote it seems to work best if I set the slide transition to delay for 23 seconds. looks great, sounds great - timing correct.
I export to quicktime using ... fixed timing, slide duration = blank , build duration = blank, then custom format, h.264, best quality, automatic key frames, automatic data rate. my 45 slides get done about an hour later - and suddenly slide 3 sits there for about 15 seconds after the audio is done ... looks like it crashed, but slowly, it does move on...
very frustrating -
question : If I have builds or audio on a slide, is it normal to have to put time in for a delay on the transition? is there a way to have the slide transition when all builds or sounds, have completed, or do I have to add up all the bits on the slide, and enter that number in the delay ?
also - is sound somehow a different length (doesn't sound speeded up) after the presentation has been exported? my next experiment is to make my durations incorrect in keynote, in hopes that they will end up correct in the finished movie. doesn't seem right tho....
thanks in advance!
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Best, export slideshow in iMovie, for online viewing

I tried exporting my 5min slideshow in iMovie using this setting:
go to>share
export using quicktime
export as: mpeg4 settings>
file format: mp4
video format: h.264
data rate: 1500 kbits/sec optimized: cd/dvd
image size: 1280x720
key frame: 12
frame rate: 12
video options>
restrict profile to: main
encoding mode: best
~
So far, this is good file size for online uploading, and good quality. Good enough. But there are still color issues, like some color blotching, and color transitioning, and the quality of the photos in the imovie when exported is not as good as when I view the slideshow in imovie. It's very important that the quality of the photos remain top quality as this for fine art photography promotion.
If you have any ideas how to export slideshows from imovie, in top quality, please reply. This is for online viewing, to be uploaded in free-hosted sites like youtube, facebook, multiply, etc. I am aware that youtube and facebook have HD options for video viewing. I need someone's help. Thanks.

Yes, I did. Not so good. The settings I mentioned above is actually the best I've tried so far.

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I have a specific project that needs to be done and I want to ensure that I do it in the most effective way.
I need to make a professional slideshow to be shown in seminar rooms for training purposes. The show needs to have text headings, pictures of people and music (more than one song/presentation). There is a possibility of needing graphs/charts as well.
The tricky part is that it won't be static. We'll be changing the pictures everytime we show it (they will be pictures of the participants in each individual seminar) and we will change the music as well.
I need something that makes it really easy to swap music and pictures, and it needs to be somehow projected (picture and sound) for a large audience (100?).
I am thinking that I'll do it in keynote and export to idvd, but I think the music will be hard since we want more than one song per presentation. Can you export keynote to imovie? If so, I think that will be the easiest. I could do the whole thing in imovie, but that seems complicated.
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Hi Cornelius,
this is the workflow I had which worked fine for me:
My situation was that I had two existing movies in different formats, which a had to filet, add keynote foiles at the beginning (like "Confidemus presents" and so on), between chapters and at the end.
The best way to stick all this together was indeed to export to Qicktime and there to choose the highest resolution. There are several options. The most important point was to have all transitions within foils in keynote approprately defined, because after export it is not possible to do something in iMovie with it.
After having edited the movie in iMovie (that means adding transitions), next I will use Garageband to add sound. So you see that is the point where I'm standing at the moment. I have one time edited sound with iMovie, but Garageband seems to be more sufficient to do that. I have done a little radio play together with my daughter with Garageband and I found it very nice and - of course - easy to use. There are more effects in it and when you are familiar with this editing scheme in Garageband you will love it.
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Complicating all of this is your projector. Even if it is just mirroring your display, if it is a digital projector, it too has its own "native" resolution, and unlike your MacBook, it is very unlikely to be a 16:9 ratio, but rather a 4:3 ratio (800 X 600, or 1024 X 768). So even if you hook up your 1280 X 800 MacBook, the projector will still at best project a squarer image, which may show up as narrow bands of darkness above and below your "mirrored" display.
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