Comment out the lines \linethickness{0.25pt}
:
\setbeamertemplate{headline}
{
\pgfuseimage{oxygen-header}
\vskip -1.95cm
% \linethickness{0.25pt}
...
\setbeamertemplate{footline}
{
% \linethickness{0.25pt}
\framelatex{...
(1)
\animategraphics[autoplay,loop]{50}{myplot}{1}{200}
Are the files contiguously numbered and named as myplot1.png
, myplot2.png
, ..., myplot200.png
?
50 fps is far too much. Standard video formats have something between 25 and 30. Besides, Adobe Reader may not achieve this rate after all.
Thus:
\animategraphics[autoplay,loop,every=2]{25}{myplot}{1}{200}
(2) Resize the animation using the scale
or width
option. Put, e.g.,
\noindent\animategraphics[autoplay,loop,every=2,width=\linewidth]{25}{myplot}{1}{200}
with one empty line before and one after on a line of its own.
Or resample the images to a lower resolution using an external programme in order to make them fit without scaling. This may improve animation performance (achievable frame rate).
Most importantly: Use Adobe Reader for viewing and presenting.
Best Answer
With PSTricks.
GIF version:
Beamer version:
Read the given comments at the top!