Video in a presentation

[jabenavides]

Hi
In the next month I have a presentation and the organizers request me
to send the powerpoint presentation with 15 days of anticipation. I
already have it, but when sending it, the presentation does not run in
their pc the video (.avi) inserted in the presentation. Is there anyway
to solve this problem appart of sending the video + the presentation?
Thanks in advance for your help

 

[Guest]

The video is linked and you will need to send it along with the presentation.
Best practice is to place it in the same folder as presentation then insert
it - send the whole folder
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[Guest]

What John said. If you are emailing the presentation, you may want to try out
PFCExpress:
http://www.pfcmedia.com/FeaturesExpress.htm
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[jabenavides]

Thanks for your help

John Wilson ha escrito:

The video is linked and you will need to send it along with the presentation.
Best practice is to place it in the same folder as presentation then insert
it - send the whole folder
--

Did that answer the question / help?
_____________________________
John Wilson
Microsoft Certified Office Specialist
http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html

 

[Steve]

In the next month I have a presentation and the organizers request me

to send the powerpoint presentation with 15 days of anticipation. I
already have it, but when sending it, the presentation does not run in
their pc the video (.avi) inserted in the presentation. Is there anyway
to solve this problem appart of sending the video + the presentation?
Thanks in advance for your help

I converted my video into a flash file so that it's properly embedded into
the PowerPoint. It works really well although, obviously it does mean a much
larger file size. I just couldn't trust my users to make sure they copied
the video file to the right location. It also seems to be quicker at
launching the video when you get to the slide with the video on it.

 

[Austin Myers]

Be aware that this requires the other PCs to have the SWF control installed
and registered on the PC. It will also cause them to get a *possible* virus
warning.


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com

 

[Catherine]

jabenavides

Be ware any audio or video clips inserted in PowerPoint ask for the
correct player to play.Or it can not run appropriately.

To converter presentation to flash is a way to make a small PPT file
But it needs a flash player installed in PC.

 

[webvideo2006]

Let him instal ffdsow video codecs

 

[abelz]

I have meet this thing for many times,There are many reason that
powerpoint presentation include video file can't run in other pc such
as the powerpoint version is differ,operating system is differ,machine
configure is differ etc.these differ may be result in your presentation
can't run in others pc.but why are you not to try convert your
presentation to flash file,any pc support flash play but not all
support powerpoint run.I strongly recommend you to convert.hope my
suggestion can help you a little.Best wishes to you and your family.

Of course,convert powerpoint to flash you can choose:
http://www.sameshow.com/index.php?id=6
The software which in this site will help you insert or parenthesis
video file more easy.
Feel free to have a try.you will find more excellent feature which suit
you. Good luck to you.