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Describe the bug
When showing a presentation slide which incorporates a gif animation, the animation sticks to the front of the presentation output screen after moving to the next (or any other) slide. Hence, the animation remains overimposed to the screen after its first appearance and a restart of pympress is required to be able to navigate through the slides normally. The behavior is independent of a specific gif and pops up for arbitrary animations.
Here, an arbitrary minimal example how I integrated the animated gifs into the LaTeX document:
\begin{frame}
\frametitle{Visualization of the asynchronous IM operation}
\begin{figure}
\centering\movie{\includegraphics[height=0.85\textheight]{fig/lec06/IM_slip_0_load_angle_90_preview.png}}{fig/lec06/IM_slip_0_load_angle_90_animation.gif}
\caption{Exemplary IM operation at $\omega=2\pi\SI{50}{\per\second}$ in motoric operation (positive average torque)}
\label{fig:Clarke_Park_animation}
\end{figure}
\end{frame}
Expected behavior
When changing the slides, the animation from the old slide should discontinue being present.
Environment (please complete the following information):
Describe the bug
When showing a presentation slide which incorporates a gif animation, the animation sticks to the front of the presentation output screen after moving to the next (or any other) slide. Hence, the animation remains overimposed to the screen after its first appearance and a restart of pympress is required to be able to navigate through the slides normally. The behavior is independent of a specific gif and pops up for arbitrary animations.
Here, an arbitrary minimal example how I integrated the animated gifs into the LaTeX document:
Expected behavior
When changing the slides, the animation from the old slide should discontinue being present.
Environment (please complete the following information):
Log:
Config:
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