Playing Videos in PPT

G

Guest

I've saved an avi file that I got online, and edited it with Windows Movie
Creator. After adding some transitions and cutting the video clip, I tried
inserting it into a PowerPoint presentation. While I can get the frame of the
video to show up, I do not see any video. However, the audio quality is fine.
I believe I have enough specs to run video on my computer (1.7; 512 megs; 128
mb video card), and my edited clip works fine with Windows Movie Creator. I
tried to use the original avi file instead of the edited file. The frame that
appears in PPT is black.
 
G

Guest

If the audio plays and but showing a black screen, its probably a codec
issue. Check this out for more information:
http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorials/PowerPoint/multimedia.htm

As for using the original video, the path may be longer than 128 characters.
See #2 of the troubleshooting:
http://www.echosvoice.com/tshoot_video2.htm

You might want to consider using Plays For Certain to solve the issue. It
plays for certain ;)
Try out a 14 days trial here: http://www.pfcmedia.com
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G

Guest

Ok, I went to the PFC website and dowloaded all the prerequisites needed to
downoad that program, and when I attempted to run the installer, I got this
error message:
"Run time error '76'
Path Not Found"

Turning of hardware acceleration or anything of that sort didn't do any good.
 
G

Guest

See if Austin will be able to help you with that, you can also email to
PFCmedia regarding the error.
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http://www.pptheaven.xs3.com
PowerPoint Heaven - The Power to Animate
Contains tutorials on creating amazing animations for your PowerPoint
Presentations.
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