How do I attach an mp4 video to a power point presentation?

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Austin Myers

The MCI player (used by PowerPoint and not to be confused witht he Windows
Media Player) won't work with an MP4 video natively. You might be able to
get it to work on a specific machine by changing the system settings and
codecs, but it not work on any other machine.

The simple solution is to convert the file to a more standard format. You
may use a video editing pacakage like ULead or MGI. You may also use one of
the manual encoders available. To do all of this automatically and make a
presentation that will Play For Certain on other machines I invite you to
download the free trail version of PFCMedia. (www.pfcmedai.com)

Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

PowerPoint Video and PowerPoint Sound Solutions www.pfcmedia.com
 
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Guest

Austin, your solution "The simple solution is to convert the file to a more
standard format. " is unacceptable.

Mp4 is a standard format! And, video compressed with H.264 to the mp4
format makes excellent low-bit-rate high resolution video. Check out the
Ipod and the future of High Definition (DVD) video.

Austin I am asking you for the solution that allows me to import and use
H.264/MP4 video in my Powerpoint 2003 preseantations.

Thanks
 
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Austin Myers

Austin, your solution "The simple solution is to convert the file to a
more
standard format. " is unacceptable.

Never said you would like the answer, but it is the right answer.
Mp4 is a standard format!

Not to Microsoft PowerPoint it isn't. said:
Austin I am asking you for the solution that allows me to import and use
H.264/MP4 video in my Powerpoint 2003 preseantations.

There isn't one to my knowledge, but my knowledge of PowerPoint and media is
pretty limited so if you find a solution be sure to let us know.


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

PowerPoint Video and PowerPoint Sound Solutions www.pfcmedia.com
 

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