This is caused by the system using the wrong codec to play the video. My
guess is you installed software that included its own codec and is now
associated with the file type.

Solution 1. You can try re-installing Windows Media Player. This will
reset the codec's back to original.

Solution 2. Convert the video to a more PowerPoint friendly format. PFCPro
will take care of this for you and allow you to edit the video directly in
PowerPoint. (Along with a LOT of additional features.)
www.playsforcertain.com



Austin Myers
AT&W Technologies

Creators of PowerPoint add-ins


"joytuc" wrote in message
...
In power point, I want to show a video clip, but it runs too fast. It
works
fine in windows media player, but too fast as a clip in power point. Also
,
I want it to open full screen.

I've tried a hyperlink, which works, but the power point presentation
stays
opn so I can't see the video playing