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You can even import an existing presentation, edit it, and then export it to a video. These video presentation makers let you create a new presentation from scratch or by using a predesigned template. Also, you can create presentation in standard formats like PPT, PPTX, ODP, images, etc. Using these free software, you can create a video presentation in various formats including MP4, AVI, WMV, WebM, MKV, animated GIF, etc. InsertGraphic takes a FileName parameter, so I would think that should work.Here is a list of best free video presentation software for Windows. That documentation also mentions that you never know what will work until you try it. However according to, it is not possible to specify a file for InsertObject. From svx.sdi it looks like the following calls take parameters of some sort: InsertGalleryPic, InsertGraphic, InsertObject, InsertPlugin, AVMediaToolBox. Sorry but InsertVideo and InsertImage do not take parameters either.

sub insert_videoĭocument = ĭispatcher = createUnoService(".DispatchHelper")ĭispatcher.executeDispatch(document, ".uno:InsertAVMedia", "", 0, Array())įrom looking at InsertAVMedia in sfx.sdi, it seems that this call does not take any parameters. Here is some Basic code that inserts a video. See for how to look up parameters for dispatcher calls. I do not know offhand what the parameters are for the call. If embedding is working for your needs and you want to automate the embedding by using an extension (which seems to be what your question is asking), then there is a dispatcher method called InsertAVMedia that does this. However many people use links to files instead of actually embedding the file.

The most obvious way to do that seems to be Insert -> Media -> Audio or Video. First be sure you can get it to work manually.

Inserting videos into an Impress presentation can be difficult. If you really do want to develop an extension, then start with one of the Java samples. You requested information about an extension, even though the code you are using is quite different, using a file stream reader and POI.