[powerdot] Re: movie in presentation does not work with TeXLive 2011
- From: Patrice MÉGRET <Patrice.MEGRET@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "powerdot@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <powerdot@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2012 11:56:30 +0000
Dear Yogeshwarsing,
Your ps file defense.ps is correctly opened with GhostView5.0 (which uses
GS9.04 or GS9.05: I have tested both) but always with Safer unchecked in the
Options menu. Don't forget to save the new GV settings.
GS is used by GhostView to display the file.
To produce the pdf, I use 'File -> Convert' from Ghostview but this is
equivalent to ps2pdf.
Best regards,
Patrice
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Objet : [powerdot] Re: movie in presentation does not work with TeXLive 2011
Dear Patrice,
I apologise for having been sloppy. As you can
imagined, I uploaded another PS file (for a different presentation). Now I have
put the correct file
http://petitlien.fr/platex
You will have trouble as expected to read the last page with GSVIEW as the
movie is on the last page. But as you found out, the conversion from PS to PDF
is fine (despite the faulty PDF file) with option -dNOSAFER as Alexander
pointed out.
I see that you could read the PS file. Do you also have the earlier version
GS9.04?
If GS9.04 is the culprit even with option Safer off in GSVIEW 4.9, then I can
try to change to GS9.05 (with option Safer off in GSVIEW 5.0) afterwards
Are you opening the PS file with GSVIEW 5.0 or with Ghostsript (GS9.05)?
I presume that you are dong the PS > PDF conversion inside GSVIEW, which in
turn is calling Ghostscript GS9.05.
Thanks for your investigations.
Best Regards,
Yogeshwarsing
On 2/23/2012 11:47 AM, Patrice MÉGRET wrote:
> Dear Yogeshwarsing,
>
> I have tested your ps file and I can open. I have just trouble with page 46
> (slide 22) and page 50 (slide 24-) because I don't have the files flux.avi
> and whirl.avi that should be localized in subdirectory figures/....
> I take two other avi files and renamed them flux.avi and whirl.avi, put them
> in a subdirectory figures and then I can open your complete ps file with
> GS9.05 (option Safer off) and convert it to pdf.
>
> Bets regards,
>
> Patrice
>
>
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