How to trim a bloated Keynote presentation<article>
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Reader Eric Cantrell suffers from overstuffed Keynote presentations. He writes:</p>
I routinely create Keynote presentations for work and when I insert images and movies, the resulting files are so huge that I can’t send them via email. Is there some way that I can trim them down?
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I can offer a couple of suggestions.</p><p>
First, examine the file format and resolution of your movies and images. If you’re using standard QuickTime .mov files and large resolutions (1080p, for example) you should instead encode your movies in H.264 at a lower resolution. Likewise, if you can get away with JPEG images rather than PNG or TIFF, you’ll save some space.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2877269/how-to-trim-a-bloated-keynote-presentation.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to trim a bloated Keynote presentation
