This is probably old news but I just figured out you can create very attractive animations for websites in Keynote. Keynote generates good .mov files but they are larger than they need to be for use on websites. I used Stomp to compress the file to H246 format and it was reduced to about one fifth the original size. A 1000x400 animated banner with several object and text animations came out at 774 KB. It loads quickly and plays smoothly from my remote web server.
On 2 May 2010, at 04:11, “tfindlay” email@hidden wrote:
This is probably old news but I just figured out you can create very
attractive animations for websites in Keynote. Keynote generates
good .mov files but they are larger than they need to be for use on
websites. I used Stomp to compress the file to H246 format and it
was reduced to about one fifth the original size. A 1000x400
animated banner with several object and text animations came out at
774 KB. It loads quickly and plays smoothly from my remote web server.
On 2 May 2010, at 04:11, “tfindlay” email@hidden wrote:
This is probably old news but I just figured out you can create
very attractive animations for websites in Keynote. Keynote
generates good .mov files but they are larger than they need to be
for use on websites. I used Stomp to compress the file to H246
format and it was reduced to about one fifth the original size. A
1000x400 animated banner with several object and text animations
came out at 774 KB. It loads quickly and plays smoothly from my
remote web server.