While being a fan of Latex for technical documents and also of Beamer/Latex for technical presentations, I've always struggled to easily include videos into a Beamer generated PDF file. I have used packages like multimedia, movie15, media9, etc. Most of these packages rely on flash players, in certain versions of PDF reader software not maintained anymore, and presently flash is being phased out. So, are we left to use PPTs or is there a solution?
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/516029/media9-is-becoming-obsolete-dec-2020-any-alternatives-for-embedding-video-audio/
https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/577986/alternatives-for-media9-after-dec-2020-in-overleaf
To start our presentation we need to set the document class to beamer . Next we'll select a theme using the \usetheme command; for our example we'll use the Boadilla theme. Just like any other LaTeX document we need to enclose our document in the document environment.
For More Info:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_N1A1yX0xg
Best Wishes..
You can try by converting it into individual images, but lot of work and long process.
This tutorial deals with what you mentioned and I hope it fulfills your needs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_N1A1yX0xg
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