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This is a bug in the `animate' package which was loaded in the present example. A new release [2014/06/04] is being prepared and will be available soon on CTAN. For now, try changing the order of package loading from
\usepackage{animate}
\usepackage{media9}

to
\usepackage{media9}
\usepackage ...

A minimal example using the media9 package. Video files must be in FLV or H.264 (MP4) formats.


\documentclass{beamer}
\usepackage{media9}

\begin{document}
\begin{frame}{Video example}

\includemedia[
width=6cm,height=6cm,
activate=pageopen,
addresource=Wildlife.flv,
flashvars={
source ...

Yes, it is an annoying feature of Adobe Reader in the fullscreen mode. It was introduced between versions 7 and 8.

Hello,

I am using the media9 package to include several animations into my document. For this purpose I am using the following code:

\begin{figure}[H]
\includemedia[
activate=pageopen,
width=\VideoWidth,height=\VideoHeight,
addresource=###file###.flv,
flashvars={src=###file###.flv ...

In your example, there is no material in the first frame between \begin{animateinline}... and \newframe . The size of the first frame is measured to set the animation box dimensions in the document.

All subsequent frames will be scaled anamorphically to fit into the animation box. Therefore both ...

It's a bug in media9. Will be fixed in the next version (0.21) in a few days. Thank you very much for reporting!

The multimedia package works great!
Be aware that with multimedia package the video file is not embedded into the PDF and remains a separate file you must carry around with the PDF. Moreover, the video file may not play on every computer if it uses a specific codec that is not available on the ...

See the media9 documentation. It has plenty of examples you can copy and paste. And you will need to convert your video files to MP4 format first. See also http://tex.stackexchange.com/a/58122/1053

generated some images in matlab, saved them as .eps figures ...

You seem to go the latex-->dvips-->ps2pdf route. In that case it is important not to use option `-Ppdf' with dvips. In case you are using a LaTeX-aware editor, e. g. texniccenter, make sure the dvips call is configured accordingly ...

Do the files have an unusual high resolution and do you use a recent version of animate? What is the frame rate you achieve in normal (not full screen) view (try the 'measure' option)?

Alexander