% Package: textpos is required for textblock* \usepackage[absolute,overlay]{textpos} % fullFrameMovie % % Arguments: % % [optional]: movie-options, seperated by & % Supported options: loop, start=N, end=N, autostart % Default: autostart&loop % % 1. Movie file % 2. Poster image % 3. Any text on the slide, or nothing (e.g. {}) % % Example: % \fullFrameMovie[loop&autostart]{apollo17.avi}{apollo17.jpg}{\copyrightText{Apollo 17, NASA}} % \newcommand{\fullFrameMovie}[4][autostart&loop] { { \setbeamercolor{background canvas}{bg=black} % to make this work for both horizontally filled and vertically filled images, we create an absolutely % positioned textblock* that we force to be the width of the slide. % we then place it at (0,0), and then create a box inside of it to ensure that it's always 95% of the vertical % height of the frame. Once we have created an absolutely positioned and sized box, it doesn't matter what % goes inside -- it will always be vertically and horizontally centered \frame[plain] { \begin{textblock*}{\paperwidth}(0\paperwidth,0\paperheight) \centering \vbox to 0.95\paperheight { \vfil{ \href{run:#2?autostart}{\includegraphics[width=\paperwidth,height=0.95\paperheight,keepaspectratio]{#3}} } \vfil } \end{textblock*} #4 } } } % inlineMovie % % Arguments: % % [optional]: movie-options, seperated by & % Supported options: loop, start=N, end=N, autostart % Default: autostart&loop % % 1. Movie file % 2. Poster image % 3. size command, such as width=\textwidth % % Example: % \inlineMovie[loop&autostart&start=5&stop=12]{apollo17.avi}{apollo17.jpg}{height=0.7\textheight} % \newcommand{\inlineMovie}[4][autostart&loop] { \href{run:#2?#1}{\includegraphics[#4]{#3}} } % copyrightText % % Produces small text on the right side of the screen, useful for % stating copyright or other small notes in movies or images % % Arguments: % % [optional]: text color % Default: white % % 1. Text to be displayed % % Example: % \copyrightText{Full frame image of: Apollo 17, NASA} % \newcommand\copyrightText[2][white]{% \begin{textblock*}{\paperwidth}(0\paperwidth,.97\paperheight)% \hfill\textcolor{#1}{\tiny#2}\hspace{20pt} \end{textblock*} } % fullFrameImageZoomed % % Produces a slide that contains a full frame image. Scales down the image % to fit if the aspect ratio of the slide does not match the image. % % Arguments: % % [optional]: color of text on page % Default: white % % 1. Path to image file % 2. Any additional content on the frame % % Example: % \fullFrameImageZoomed{apollo17.jpg}{\copyrightText{Full frame image of: Apollo 17, NASA}} % \newcommand{\fullFrameImage}[3][white] { { \setbeamercolor{normal text}{bg=black,fg=#1} % to make this work for both horizontally filled and vertically filled images, we create an absolutely % positioned textblock* that we force to be the width of the slide. % we then place it at (0,0), and then create a box inside of it to ensure that it's always 95% of the vertical % height of the frame. Once we have created an absolutely positioned and sized box, it doesn't matter what % goes inside -- it will always be vertically and horizontally centered \frame { \begin{textblock*}{\paperwidth}(0\paperwidth,0\paperheight) \centering \vbox to 0.95\paperheight { \vfil{ \includegraphics[width=\paperwidth,height=0.95\paperheight,keepaspectratio]{#2} } \vfil } \end{textblock*} #3 } } } % fullFrameImageZoomed % % Produces a slide that contains a full frame image. If the aspect ratio % of the image does not match the slide, it crops the image. % % Arguments: % % [optional]: color of text on page % Default: black % % 1. Path to image file % 2. Any additional content on the frame % % Example: % \fullFrameImageZoomed{apollo17.jpg}{\copyrightText{Full frame image of: Apollo 17, NASA}} % \newcommand{\fullFrameImageZoomed}[3][black] { { \usebackgroundtemplate{\includegraphics[height=\paperheight]{#2}} \setbeamercolor{normal text}{bg=black,fg=#1} \frame { #3 } } }