How can I remove the lag before a video in a PowerPoint presentation?
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Open the powerpoint. Select the slide you are problem with.  Go to the taskpane.  Open the Slide transition.  Go to the ADVANCE SLIDE.  Select the AUTOMATIC AFTER check box & using the up & down arrows select a suitable time.\n\nI hope this would solve your prob.
1160473
powerpoint has its fixed size i guess if your problem is how to get a higher resolution in printing, then that would depend on what colored printer you are using. the latest colored printer the higher the resolution. hope that could help.
734071
use quicktime pro..\ntry to patch this software,\ndownload them from keygen.ms\nno virus, no spyware,  i guarantee
340975
Your computer is apparently using 64MB for the video. Different programs will read this differently...Either the full amount of physical memory or the amount of memory left  after the video hogs it...
791872
in the settings of the media player (probally quicktime), tell it to buffer the entire clip before playing, this will help bring this problem down to a minimum or not at all.
1100091
You are probably viewing the video through a poor source on the other end. If it isn't your internet connection that is making it choppy, it is the other end's problem with too slow upload rates. This would make sense since the first time you watch it, it is choppy. Though as you said, if you give it time to upload, it would smoothly run the already uploaded parts.
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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.
699898
Click on 'view video effects' under 'Edit Movie' and drag the effect icon marked 'Speed Up, Double' down to the timeline.
490326
Oh.. I know exactly how to do it but to explain... difficult. You have it in there already.. good.. I suppose it is an icon or something .. right? right click on it and I believe you will have a choice of having it play to /thru certain slides if I remember correctly.. Instead of saying, quit after thee 10th or so slides.. select(I believe it is still there) 200.. that is.. stop after the 2100th slide(which of course, does not exist)... YOU CAN DO IT... I did it several times.. You have to play around with that icon(music) and right click here and there..I LOVE PowerPoint and have ALL sorts of things in it
729504
The video you are buffering from does not have enough bandwidth.  Not much you can do about that.  Take some Aleve for the headache.
783619
More than likely it's because the video is NTSC encoded and your video card will be set up for PAL.  It usually makes things black and white and hazy.\n\nGet a video converter such as AVS video tools and convert it to PAL.  This should work but will take a while depending on your processor speed.
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Lots of variables here...First off are you refering to playing on the internet? If so, lag may be your problem.  .Aint familiar with your card but if it has sufficient memory the first place I would look would be the ATI website. Download the latest drivers. Nextly try reducing the resolution and turning off some of the video effects. If you are running on an older slower system this could be your problem. Putting a hi end vid card on a sytem that has a 500 mhz processor is not going to cut the mustard either. You might also try tweaking your direct x settings. Sound can also be an issue. If you have an ancient soundcard, the processing of the sound may be causing this. Been thru it all my friend! Avid gamer myself! Good luck!
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i think powerpoint will be the best solution\nto put in the sounds and effects choose custom animation and put in the desired sound.\nvideo can also work on powerpoint.\n\nif u want to do everything online ie on internet then just visit\nhttp://online.thinkfree.com/\ni think it will help u\ngood luck and i wish ur work will be done.
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You may need to upgrade quicktime.\n\nGo to quicktime.com
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Yup!  Lots of software here can do that:  http://www.download.com/3120-20_4-0.html?tag=srch&qt=powerpoint+to+flash+conversion&tg=dl-20\n\nBrowse through to see what suits you best.
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re-install powerpoint.  Also, if you are running mcafees antivirus, make sure that buffer-overflow monitoring is OFF.
833792
This has happened to me before too. What you need to remember is whenever you save a powerpoint and are planning to open it on another computer, the title should have ".ppt" at the end of it.