is it possible to download a youtube video in my powerpoint presentation?
will will not be connected to the internet at the time of my presentation. i
want it to just start as if i was clicking to the next slide. Is my problem
that powerpoint 2003 does not support videos and i have to upgrade to pp2007
for this? How can I do this?
Thank you

You'll need to download the youtube video and convert it to a format that
can be used in PPT.

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easy, download the program called anyvideo.com. You can convert the you tube video there. After that just click and drag it into the same folder that your ppt is in. Open your ppt and and click on the add video and tell it where it is and thats it. I do it all the time.



Nurse wrote:

how do i download a youtube video to powerpoint 2003 offline
06-Nov-09

is it possible to download a youtube video in my powerpoint presentation
will will not be connected to the internet at the time of my presentation.
want it to just start as if i was clicking to the next slide. Is my proble
that powerpoint 2003 does not support videos and i have to upgrade to pp200
for this? How can I do this
Thank you

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The Firefox browser has an add-on 'Video DownloadHelper' that will let you
capture video content. As long as it's in Windows Media File format (.wmv),
PowerPoint should be able to play it. Just make sure you put it in the same
directory you create the presentation in.

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