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Using Live Video in Mac Keynote
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Have you tried having two live windows on the same slide to show the same thing from different angles simultaneously, or can it only stream from one source at a time?
Cameron: Yep. Works great. I tried two camera and an iPhone and all three on the same slide. Try it yourself and see.
Hi Gary and thanks for the great videos you create! I have an M1 MBP (big sur) and tried yesterday to use The live video feature on a keynote presentation, after I saw your video. I tried to project my iPad’s screen first and then my iPhone’s. I connected them via an original Apple adapter and the cable of course. All I was getting was a black screen on keynote. Any ideas why this might have happened? Thanks for replying, in advance!
Timos: Perhaps those devices are too old or you are running an old verilsionnof iOS on them?
Timos, Gary, I have the same issue in my M1. Did you also use an m1 Gary? I have tried to connect latest iPhones and iPads alls running ios 15 but always get a black screen. I’m suspecting it is an m1 issue.
Thijs: I mention that in the video. Toward the end.
I tested this out today on my iMac 27 running Big Sur. I have my iPhone 13 Pro Max connected. Live video recognizes my phone. I have it set on Photo using front facing camera. In keynote I used the circle mask. Everything looks fine on screen except when I record slideshow (me narrating) what is captured changes. Cannot I not use my phone as the actual recording camera? The iMac built in FaceTime camera works fine,
Carlos: Perhaps not. I haven't played with this much since this video. Maybe experiment a bit.