How do i upload videos from a camera?

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Ali

I'm trying to put short videos from my camera onto a powerpoint. I uploaded
them onto my computer but the program won't put the videos on the slides. A
window just keeps poping up saying that the program cannot open the file.
Anybody know how to fix this? Maybe how to reformat the video file so I can
use it?
 
You can upload the films of your camera in Windows Movie Maker which will
make a film wmv you can insert in PPT
 
You might want to try PFCPro (it comes as a two week free trial so won't
cost you a thing.) With it you can automatically convert the video into a
PPT friendly format and do editing all from with in PPT.
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Jean-Pierre Forestier [MVP[ said:
You can upload the films of your camera in Windows Movie Maker which will
make a film wmv you can insert in PPT
Ali said:
I'm trying to put short videos from my camera onto a powerpoint. I
uploaded
them onto my computer but the program won't put the videos on the slides.
A
window just keeps poping up saying that the program cannot open the file.
Anybody know how to fix this? Maybe how to reformat the video file so I
can
use it?
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Hi, I am looking for "code" or a way to force someone to click on a movie or
sound file on a slide before choosing an answer. As it is now they could
forgo the movie or sound file and just choose an answer thus going to the
next screen. I created my show in pp 2000 but have just ordered pp 2007 and
should receive it in the mail this week.

thanks for any help.

Christy
 
This should really be in a new topic, but I'll answer your question here (in
2007).

Insert all the answers (w/ hyperlinks) and the sound/movie (When Clicked).

Make a rectangle over all the answers. Then Format, set the Transparency to
100%, then Line Color, 100% transparency, then Close.
Then click Animations.

Click Custom Animation.
There should be an animation there already (that's your movie/sound).
Click on the rectangle, then Add Effect, Exit, then Disappear. Change the
new animation to Start "After Previous".

Now, when the the movie/sound is clicked and has finished playing all the
way through, the rectangle will disappear, allowing the answers to be clicked.
 
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