After reading through many of the other questions and responses, I think you
may be right. They are WMA files that I have either purchased from
buymusic.com or ripped from my own CDs. I read in one post that if you have
Windows XP and have downloaded the Security Pack 2 these types of problems
are possible DRM issues. I am able to play them with Windows Media Player
but I can't insert them in the ppt presentation.
"Austin Myers" wrote:
> What sort of files are they? (WMA, MP3, etc.) And second where did they
> come from? (Possible DRM issues.)
>
> Austin Myers
> MS PowerPoint MVP Team
>
> Solutions to Multimedia in PowerPoint www.pfcmedia.com
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> "Shopnredrobn" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:BF4EB96D-554B-4806-A6AD-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > I have only added music to a presentation once and it worked fine. I did
> > another presentation and used the method above. When I do that it takes
> me
> > to My Music folder. There are folders listed with the various artists,
> but
> > when I click on them there is nothing there. If I change from sound files
> to
> > any files, all of the music comes up with the Windows Media Player icon
> but
> > the song will not insert from that as I don't think it recognizes it as a
> > sound file. I also tried a System Restore to the date when I created my
> > first presentation with music as I thought maybe something changed in my
> > system but that didn't help either so I undid that System Restore.
>
>