I'm inserting the song that way, but if I send the slideshow via email,
the
recipients are not able to hear any music, but can view the slideshow. If
I
add an animation, then click onto "Effect Options", it will only allow me
to
insert a .wav file and not a .mp3 file. Is there any way to trick
powerpoint
into thinking the mp3 file is a wav file?
Echo S said:
You can't add MP3 files as sound transitions, but you should be able to
add
them via Insert | Movies and Sounds | Sound from File. So, the question
back
to you is, how are you trying to insert the MP3s?
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Lorie said:
Mark,
I'm having trouble adding a mp3 file. It seems I can only add wav
files.
Do
you know how I can change any settings so it will accept the mp3 files?
You
problem may have to do with this as well.
:
I'm trying to add .mp3 files to a slideshow presentation, and after I
add the sound files, Powerpoint freezes if I try to play the
slideshow.
Similarly, it also freezes when I view the Custom Animation order and
try to preview the song.
Seems to work fine with sound clips, but not with any mp3 song files.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Mark.