Embed a video in a LaTeX PDF document or Beamer presentation

How to embed video into PDFs using a technique that does not rely on Flash. This technique works both in documents and presentations compiled using LaTeX. I will also show you how to enable autoplay. It used to be possible to embed video or other multimedia content into LaTeX-generated PDF files using the media9 package, but due to Adobe’s decision to end support for Flash at the end of 2020, versions of the media9 package that rely on Flash should no longer be used to embed video or other multimedia content into LaTeX-generated PDF files. ✅ Subscribe for more videos like this one 🔔 Click on the bell icon to be notified when I release a new video 👍 Please like my video! ⚠️ Join my channel to get access to perks: 🙏 Support my channel on Patreon at ☕ Support my channel by buying me a coffee - ✅ Let’s connect: 🌍 My website - 💻 GitHub - Twitter - LinkedIn – 📝 Useful notes: #516102 👨‍💻 Source code: \begin{center} \embedvideo{\includegraphics[width=\textwidth]{}}{} \end{center} 🎥 Content of this video: 00:00 - What you will learn 02:40 - Project structure 03:40 - Embed a video in a PDF 07:50 - Embed a video in a Bemer presentation 🔣 Keywords: #VideoLaTeX #EmbedVideo #LaTeXCourse #VideoPDF #EmbedVideoBeamer #EmbedVideoLaTeX