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From: harleyfiremedic on 18 Feb 2010 12:46
I converted a file from a movie clip to a windows media file, and installed
it into my presentation. It plays no problem, but I have no sound.

Help!
From: Jaime on 18 Feb 2010 13:17
Have you checked "Sound Volume" for the file (Right-Click, "Edit Movie
Object")?

Do you have sound when you play the file outside of PP with WMP (or any
other player)?
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"harleyfiremedic" <harleyfiremedic(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> I converted a file from a movie clip to a windows media file, and
> installed
> it into my presentation. It plays no problem, but I have no sound.
>
> Help!

From: vttotal on 18 Feb 2010 14:09
You may want to check the "Movie Options" tab and click on "slide show volume."

What was the movie format for the video? Remember if it was an unknown
format that has no software(codec) for it (e.g: DivX Movies, Mov, etc.) the
computer might not be able to play it.

Let me know how it goes,

Vicente Tulliano

From: Lucy Thomson on 18 Feb 2010 16:39
It may be a file path length issue - try moving the ppt & movie to a folder
directly on your c drive, then reinserting the movie.

Lucy

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>I converted a file from a movie clip to a windows media file, and installed
> it into my presentation. It plays no problem, but I have no sound.
>
> Help!


From: harleyfiremedic on 18 Feb 2010 16:51
Slide show volume is "high"

Format is "Movie Clip". I also reformatted for Windows Media File. Again,
ity played, but no sound.

Any other ideas?

The movie clip format plays no problem outside of PPT

"vttotal" wrote:

> You may want to check the "Movie Options" tab and click on "slide show volume."
>
> What was the movie format for the video? Remember if it was an unknown
> format that has no software(codec) for it (e.g: DivX Movies, Mov, etc.) the
> computer might not be able to play it.
>
> Let me know how it goes,
>
> Vicente Tulliano
>
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