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Avi files in powerpoint
Hi all and sorry to be a nuisance
I'm trying to run echo clips made as avi files in powerpoint 2007. I have the clips saved on a memory stick and can run the files in WMP with no prblems however once inserted in to powerpoint it doesn't play but gives me a black page. Have tried searching for solutions on many fora without success. I've even downloaded PFC Media but its still not working. I'm running out of time. Any ideas?? |
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Avi files in powerpoint
Can you try to re encode your avi file into ...an avi file? (no it's not
stupid) I use SUPER (free) for that...And maybe it will work as it did for me "Soulful" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Hi all and sorry to be a nuisance I'm trying to run echo clips made as avi files in powerpoint 2007. I have the clips saved on a memory stick and can run the files in WMP with no prblems however once inserted in to powerpoint it doesn't play but gives me a black page. Have tried searching for solutions on many fora without success. I've even downloaded PFC Media but its still not working. I'm running out of time. Any ideas?? |
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Avi files in powerpoint
On 2/17/10 6:13 PM, Soulful wrote:
Hi all and sorry to be a nuisance I'm trying to run echo clips made as avi files in powerpoint 2007. I have the clips saved on a memory stick and can run the files in WMP with no prblems however once inserted in to powerpoint it doesn't play but gives me a black page. Have tried searching for solutions on many fora without success. I've even downloaded PFC Media but its still not working. I'm running out of time. Any ideas?? If PFC Media is not working for you, you might try contacting the author (through the PFC Media Web site) for support. He's usually pretty good about helping people sort out this type of problem. --David -- David M. Marcovitz Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_ http://www.PowerfulPowerPoint.com/ Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Associate Professor, Loyola University Maryland |
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Avi files in powerpoint
you need to convert the clips to .wmv to run easily in powerpoint
you could try something like www.avs4you.com -- Emma Bannister PowerPoint Specialist www.presentationstudio.com "Soulful" wrote in message ... Hi all and sorry to be a nuisance I'm trying to run echo clips made as avi files in powerpoint 2007. I have the clips saved on a memory stick and can run the files in WMP with no prblems however once inserted in to powerpoint it doesn't play but gives me a black page. Have tried searching for solutions on many fora without success. I've even downloaded PFC Media but its still not working. I'm running out of time. Any ideas?? |
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Avi files in powerpoint
What operating system are you using? I have been importing avi echo clips
for years in multiple versions of powerpoint, including powerpoint 2007. I recently upgraded to Windows 7, and now the videos in all of my previous presentations no longer work. I am still looking for a solution other than converting all of my echo clips to wmv format, and in the meantime had to downgrade to Vista. Good luck, Mike Pettersen "David Marcovitz" wrote: On 2/17/10 6:13 PM, Soulful wrote: Hi all and sorry to be a nuisance I'm trying to run echo clips made as avi files in powerpoint 2007. I have the clips saved on a memory stick and can run the files in WMP with no prblems however once inserted in to powerpoint it doesn't play but gives me a black page. Have tried searching for solutions on many fora without success. I've even downloaded PFC Media but its still not working. I'm running out of time. Any ideas?? If PFC Media is not working for you, you might try contacting the author (through the PFC Media Web site) for support. He's usually pretty good about helping people sort out this type of problem. --David -- David M. Marcovitz Author of _Powerful PowerPoint for Educators_ http://www.PowerfulPowerPoint.com/ Microsoft PowerPoint MVP Associate Professor, Loyola University Maryland . |
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