How do I put a Quicktime video on a Powerpoint Presentation?
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Really, it is much easier to embed AVI or MPG formats into Powerpoint. Inserting MPG or AVI is very easy.\n\nInsert > Movies and Sounds. \n\nIf it's just a 3 second loop, another idea would be to convert it to an animated gif that would be much easier to work with. \n\nQuicktime .MOV are usually linked outside the presentation -- sounds like you don't want to do this, but generally embedding .mov is not possible.
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I can try to answer this when I get to work, but the only method I can think of is to get a software that will  convert Microsoft PowerPoint presentations for Internet or e-mail delivery.\n\nTry impatica:\nhttp://www.impatica.com/support/guides/imp4ppt-mac.html\n\nIll get more info when I get to work.
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i have no clue. u can check limewire or bearshare,\nOnce u kno how to egt the video to play on power point. u have to go into "insert".........."movies and sounds"......"movie from file"
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Wow this is a great question.  I made a power point preso with Jazz music from a CD.  Here goes.  I have Powerpoint 2002 but I know it works with any verion and its pretty much the same you can IM me if you still get lost. Go to Insert Movies and Sound.  If it is a sound clip that is on your computer then you will have to select Sound from a File.  If you have MS Powerpoint 2002 its that simple. It will ask you if you want to play the song automatically during the slide show or on click over.
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You can download the PowerPoint viewer here:\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=428d5727-43ab-4f24-90b7-a94784af71a4&displaylang=en\nBut this will only let you view presentations.\n\nIf you want to be able to create presentations from PowerPoint, then you'll have to go to a store and buy the software.
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PPT Tutorial:\n\nhttp://www.mightycoach.com/articles/powerpoint/index.html
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Using the drop-down menus at the top of your PowerPoint editing screen, select "Insert" and then click "Movies and Sound". You can then select the source of your sound file "Sound from File". You will get asked if you want to start it Automatically or Mouse Click. This will put a small speaker on the screen. You can move this somewhere out of the way and will not actually show in your presentation (unless you selected the mouse click).  If you right-click the speaker, you can then edit the object. Here is where you can set it to loop until stopped and set the volume.
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first of all the best thing you have to do is, capy paste the song to the harddick, then it's fast and clear when it's playing as the background music of the slideshow.\nIf you want to insert an audio clip after clicking the a slide, then go to Insert->Movies and Sounds->Sound from File, the browse it. Then a small speaker logo is on the slide, once you click that the audio will play. But that will play only on that Slide, not in all the slides, as a background music.\nSo the best thing to do, as I said before copy the audio track the the harddisk(Make sure you made it a WAV. file, not mp3.). In powerpoint, click on the first slide and then go to slide show->slide transition. On the right hand side "slide Transition Window" you'll see "modify transition". In the Sound browse you track and check the "loop until next sound". Remember, you have to this only for the first slide of the presentation. \n\nHope this reached you by time and it helped you. Good luck with your presentation.
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You need to save them as a quiktime on the mac that you made them,  then you can view them on any machine that has quicktime.
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If your making a PowerPoint you can copy and paste from sites that allow it. Like if you where doing a PowerPoint on monkeys you can go to your monkey website, and right click on the picture you want, and then go back to PowerPoint, and right click on the slide you want it on then click paste. Hope this helps and lots of luck. I say good luck because I know from personal experience that figuring out how to work PowerPoint is difficult.
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Animation Schemes in PowerPoint 2002/2003\n\nPowerPoint 2002 and later provides a host of new animation effects. In addition to that it also supports animation schemes. Animation schemes let you apply a pre-designed animation and transition effects set to your entire presentation at once. This can also be done on a side-by-slide basis. The Animation Schemes task pane lets you choose the animation scheme that's right for your target audience. \n\nThe best part is that you can add/modify and distribute animation schemes of your own. All the schemes are present in a read-only file quikanim.ppt located in C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Microsoft Office&#92;Office10&#92;1033 (the path may vary depending on the drive and installation folder). This file is essentially a normal PowerPoint file. You can open the file in PowerPoint directly. However it is best to remove the read-only flag before opening it. It is crucial that you follow the structure of the presentation while editing anything within else you may encountered PowerPoint errors when you use animation schemes.\n\nRelated: Animation Carbon\n\nThe presentation is structured as follows: \n\nEach animation scheme has two slides. \n\nFirst one for the title slides and second one for the non-title slides.  \n\nThe title of the slide is the category the schemes is in (e.g., Subtle).  The body of the slide is the name of the scheme (e.g., Flash Bulb). \n\nAnimation schemes only apply animations from the title and body placeholders (plus any slide transition).  so you can just add animations to the body & title placeholders in the slides. Once you have added new schemes you can save the file and close it. Launch the  animation schemes from the panes and there you are - the new custom schemes listed!\n\nYou can distribute such schemes however there can only be one quikanim.ppt that can exist on a machine. So be careful that you do not overwrite existing schemes.\n\nSteps to create an animation scheme:\n\nUsing Windows explorer navigate to the folder containing the file 'QuikAnim.ppt' on your machine.\n\nCreate a backup copy of the file so that you can replace it later in case anything goes wrong with the original file.\n\nSelect the file and right-click the mouse and select Properties in the QuikAnim Properties window select the General tab.\n\nUncheck the Read only file attribute and click on OK.\n\nDouble click on the file to launch PowerPoint and open the file for editing.\n\nPress Ctrl + End to move to the last slide in the presentation. \n\nSelect Insert | New slide... .\n\nApply a Title Slide layout to this slide\n\nEnter the category name in the Title placeholder of the slide. For example: User Defined.\n\nEnter the name of this animation scheme in the Sub Title placeholder. For example: Simple Animation.\n\nRight-click on the Title placeholder, select Custom Animation... and add effects which are to applied to the Title placeholder of the Title slide whenever this animation scheme is applied.\n\nRepeat the process for the animations to be applied to the Sub Title placeholder.\n\nWe have now completed creating an animation scheme for the Title Slide.  Now we need to insert another slide, this slide will contain the animation scheme for the non-title slides.\n\nSelect Insert | Duplicate slide... .\n\nApply a Title & Text layout to this duplicated slide.\n\nApply custom animations to the placeholder shapes as done earlier.\n\nApply a slide transition to this slide, if required. The slide transition set is a part of the animation scheme.\n\nWe have completed adding one custom animation scheme. Repeat this process for as many custom schemes you wish to design.\n\nSave the presentation.\n\nClose the presentation.\n\nQuit PowerPoint\n\nHead back to Windows explorer and select the file (QuikAnim.ppt) and set it's Read-only attribute to True. Click on OK.\n\nLaunch PowerPoint\n\nOpen a new presentation.\n\nSelect Format | Slide Design. In the Slide Design Task Pane select An
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In PowerPoint 2003 the command prompts are:\n\nINSERT - \n\nMOVIES & SOUND - \n\nMOVIE FROM CLIP ORGANIZER / MOVIE FROM FILE.\n\n\nBe careful if you want to burn the PPT onto a CD.  If you run the movie clip from your own PC it will work fine, but it is a little different if you want to embed the clip for CD burning or emailing purposes. If you do that make sure your file import size is not capped and test it on the other system before you do your presentation before a crowd.\n\nGood luck.
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Embedding QuickTime Clips    \n \nIMPORTANT INTERNET EXPLORER INFORMATION:   \nInternet Explorer 5.2 and above will try to open the QuickTime  files in Windows Media Player (WMP).  However, WMP cannot play these files adequately. You should warn your users that they need to reinstall QuickTime after any browser upgrade.\n\nThe <EMBED> tag is used to reference a plug-in application and a specific file for that application to play.  The <EMBED> tag has a set of predefined attributes that allow the web author to set parameters and modify the plug-in's behavior. Some of these tags are acted on by the browser and others are processed by the plug-in itself. \n\nThe basic <EMBED> tag must include the source name (file) and HEIGHT and WIDTH for the plug-in.  For example:\n\n\n<EMBED SRC="filename.mov" HEIGHT=150 WIDTH=120>\n\nIt is the file extension (in this case .mov) that tells the browser which plug-in to use. The SRC= directs the browser to a specific file on a server.  HEIGHT and WIDTH tells the browser what size to render the plug-in. (For more info on this, see HEIGHT and WIDTH below).\n\nCertain features of the embedded source can be adjusted.  These include autoplay, cache, controller,  hidden, kioskmode, loop, and volume.  Some of these have defaults if they are not defined by the web author.  These defaults are:\n\nKioskmode - FALSE\n\nAutoplay - TRUE\n\nController - TRUE\n\nLoop - TRUE\n\nVolume - 100\n\nAutoplay\n\nThe AUTOPLAY attribute tells the plug-in whether to start playing the movie automatically. To start playing automatically, use AUTOPLAY= FALSE.  If you don't want the movie to start playing automatically, use AUTOPLAY= TRUE.\n\nN.B. If AUTOPLAY is not defined, the plug-in will default to the QuickTime preferences set by the user. \n\nCache\n\nThe CACHE attribute determines whether the file will begin to play before it is fully downloaded. Use CACHE = TRUE, to enable the entire movie to be downloaded into memory before it starts to play. Choose this option if the majority of your users have a slow connection speed.\n\nUse CACHE= FALSE, to enable the movie to start playing without waiting to be completely downloaded. This is the best setting to use if the users have a fast connection. \n\nN.B. If CACHE is not defined, the plug-in will default to the QuickTime preferences set by the user. \n\nController\n\nThe CONTROLLER attribute enables the QuickTime controls to be either hidden or displayed.   Use CONTROLLER=TRUE if  you want the controller to be accessible by the user. Use CONTROLLER=FALSE if you want the user to have no access to the QuickTime controls.\n\nHeight and Width\n\nHEIGHT and WIDTH control the size of the viewing region.  The default is to specify the height and width in pixels.  If you wish to use another unit of measure it must be specified. \n\n \nN.B. Add 16 pixels to the actual height of the movie if you want the controller to be visible.\n\nHidden\n\nThis attribute makes an object invisible to the user, forcing it to have a height and width of 0.  The browser will not display an empty region where the plug-in should be, instead it completely removes the plug-in from the surrounding text/graphics.  \n\nN.B. If the plug-in is hidden, the user has no control over volume, reverse, forward or stop.\n\nKioskmode\n\nThe KIOSKMODE tag allows the web author to specify whether the file can be copied by a client. If you don't want anyone to be able copy the file, use KIOSKMODE= TRUE. If you want to allow the movie to be copied, use KIOSKMODE= FALSE.\n\nLoop\nThe LOOP attribute allows the web author to have the file play repeatedly. If you want the movie to loop  (repeat), use LOOP=TRUE.  If you don't want the movie to loop, use LOOP = FALSE.\n\nVolume\nThe VOLUME  tag is used to preset the Use  the starting volume of the file. The default value is 100; a setting of "0" will silence the movie.  Having the loudest volume enables the user to get
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Try the following url:  http://www.apple.com/quicktime/win.html
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flash is great but i recently found Microsoft Producer for Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003. the latest version of this popular add-on for Microsoft PowerPoint. If you have powerpoint 2003 then th add-on is free.\n\nso you can hook up a microphone and discuss something and move your mouse around and point to whatever you want to display ect.\n\nbasicaly it's a audio/video screen capture. then you can embed this movie in the webpage as a tutorial on navigating through your site or whatever you wish.
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Open a New Blank Presentation-->New Slide--> Blank Slide.\n\nGo to Insert Menu --> Movies & Sounds --> Sounds From File-->\nWil give an alert message to play automatically or When Click On the Music--> Choose Ok,\nRight Click the sound object select edit object--> one more sub menu wil be dispalyed select Loop unitl while playing and Rewind/Repeat once done also
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Sure, open the presentation. In the left-hand column, make sure the Slides tab is selected on top and the View is "Normal". So you should see thumbnails of each slide in the deck on the left. For each one that has a transition, you'll see a little star under the slide #. If you right-click on a slide, select Slide Transition and it'll open a pane on the right hand side that tells you what it's set to and give you various options for Speed, Sound and timing. \n\nBTW, I give _a lot_ of power point presentations both live and web-based. For live presentations, some transitions are OK, but only as needed for effect. For web-based, I would suggest avoiding all slide transition animations.