is there any way to define transduration for the whole bibliography? The following doesn't work, just the first of the created frames has the expected behavior.
\begin{frame}[allowframebreaks]{Bibliography}
\transduration{2}
\bibliographystyle{plainnat}
\bibliography{literature}
\end{frame}
Best Answer
As Mico pointed out,
\transduration
is designed to work with overlays of a single frame, not between several frames. It is reset at the beginning of each new frame, so that's why it has no effect when used on frames split withallowframebreaks
.To overcome this,
\transduration
has to be repeated on each frame. This can be done by adding it to thebackground canvas
template:The curly braces are for keeping the redefinition local, otherwise every frame following the bibliography would also be shown only for two seconds.
Example presentation
(The
lipsum
package is used to generate dummy text for making a self-contained example. You can remove it and replace\lipsum
with your own bibliography, of course.)