How you get parts of a live dvd onto powerpoint?
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actually... you cant. unless you have a dvd video converter on your computer (it converts movies to computer video formats) then you can just trim the clip from there then import it onto the slide.\nif you are planning on projecting the clip through an lcd projector, it may not display anyway because most dvds and computer media players nowadays have anti-piracy mechanisms which wont let you project the movie. id suggest playing the dvd on a separate tv or if your school has a safari system (the computer is hooked up to a tv, common in schools that have the morning news via tv) use that. good luck!
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In Power Point load (File/Open) the presentation you’ve selected. Then start it by pressing View/Slide Show. Click mouse left button to reach next slide.\nIf you have ppt document to view, but you have no Power Point installed (and/or licensed :))), you can download free viewer from http://www.microsoft.com
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First, save the powerpoint slides as POWER POINT SHOW.\nThen, at the same folder create a new text document and save it as AUTORUN.INF\ninside the autorun file write these two lines:\n \n[autorun]\nopen=yourPowerPointSlidesName.pps\n\nFinally, burn both of them in an empty CD ( the powerpoint slide show and the autorun file)..
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use power DVD software
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Open up MS Word and bring up the document you want to transfer to Powerpoint.\nOpen up Powerpoint and insert a Text Box in the slide.\nGo back to MS Word. \n\nA.\nClick on "Edit" then "Select All" (if you want all the text in the document to appear in Powerpoint).\nThen click on "Edit" again, then "Copy".\n\n   -or---\n\nB.\nIf you need to copy only a portion of the document over to Powerpoint:\nClick on "Edit", then -highlight- the text you want to transfer to Powerpoint.\nThen right-click over the highlighted area and click on "Copy".\n\nAfterwards ...\nGo back to Powerpoint, right-click on any part -inside-\n the Text Box, then click on "Paste". The text from Word should appear in the Powerpoint Text Box.\n\nIf this does not work ...\nPull up Powerpoint.\nThen go back to MS Word. Minimize the screen, so that it is smaller than the Powerpoint screen, and you can see some part of the Text Box in Powerpoint.\n\nDo procedures "A" or "B".\nThen position your cursor over the highlighted area and "DRAG" it (by clicking on the LEFT mouse key -without- releasing it) until the cursor is over any part -INSIDE- the Text Box.\nRelease the Left Mouse Key.\nYour MS Word text should now appear inside the Powerpoint Text Box.\nGood Luck!
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Try using Microsoft Movie Maker that comes with Windows XP. Inserting the DVD into your drive, you'll go into the program, and click import video and choose the destination. The program will read and archive the file into segments which you can move, edit, add text, and so on. After you're finished editing, save the file as an MPEG and upload it to the website. Work with the program. It's user friendly, free, and turns out well. For example, check out the video section on my website. All done with Microsoft Movie Maker. While you're there, visit my sponsors and check out the cool stuff I have for sale.
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You can Do this by using the freesoftware called VirtualDub . But the easist way to do this is with VCD Cutter , it's like cut and paste.
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Try using \nking DVD ripper\nor\npower video converter.
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Rip the DVD with something like Smart Ripper, then convert it
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1click dvd copy it's easy to use... no hassles, just pick what u want on ur DVD's ( like audio, subtiles, etc) or just copy the whole thing real simple!\n\nhttp://www.lgsoftwareinnovations.com/download.asp\n\nHave fun
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You can't.  A DVD player can not run the Power Point program, so can not run slides, etc.  You would need to convert the presentation into a video file (mpeg) and burn that to DVD.  But you would lose the ability to control the slides, etc.
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You can do it using the RAD Video Tools, free download.  There is more information on this if you go to www.papajohn.org > Import Video Source Files > Video > .MOV.
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This is a very simple thing to do, here is the step by step :).\n\n1. Create a .mp3 or a .wav or a sound file of the sound/music you want to play. For example: Beethoven9th.mp3\n\n2. On your PPT program, go to Inset on your toolbars and scroll down to Movies and Sounds. (Make sure you are on your first slide)\n\n3. Select Sound from File and locate the sound file on your hard drive. \n\n4. Once the music is loaded, there should be a little speaker that appears on the slide, right click that little speaker and go to Custom Animation.\n\n5. In the Multimedia Settings tab, uncheck play using animation order, and check the bubble saying Continue slide show. Finally, check After __ Slides in the "Stop Playing" options and enter in the number of slides you have. \n\n6. If the song is not long enough to last throughout the whole presentation, you can check loop until stopped in More Options.\n\n7. Click ok. Now the music should play when you start the slideshow and end when you finish. Make sure that if you are going to bring this presentation elsewhere that you have the music file on that computer.
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Hi Dear,\n\nSeems you are new to powerpoint!\n\nTo start with open your powerpoint select a new presentation. \nafter customising your presentation needs for the slide, you go to the file menu & select inser new slide several times till you have your sixteen slides.\n\nNext you can either go to the slideshow on the file menu and select customise animation which will offer you several slide transposition  effects and the option to add music to you presentation. there you can configure the music you want for your slides.\n\nIn Office 2003, you can go to insert menu and select add movies and sound option, but I am not sure whether this option is available in office 2000. Anyway you can check it if you want.\n\nFor any additional help you are most welcomed!
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Okay. \n\n1) Make a playlist in iTunes. Put the song in it, and any other songs that you want/may need to convert.\n2) Burn the playlist as an audio cd.\n3) Rip the song(s) to MP3 from the CD.\n4) Import in powerpoint.\n\nThat's it!
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From the slide layout menu (under "Format") choose "content", then double click on the slide to pick the video file you want to play.\n\nFYI it doesn't copy the file into your presentation, so if you move/email the presentation (the .ppt file) to a different computer it won't be able to find the movie.
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To insert a Flash movie into the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation manually, follow the steps below:\n\n   1. Save the Flash movie (SWF) in a folder where the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation is saved. If this step is skipped, an absolute path must be specified ( details in step 9).\n   2. Open the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation.\n   3. Navigate to the slide where you wish to insert the SWF.\n   4. Select View > Toolbars > Control Toolbox.\n   5. Select the "More Controls" icon represented by a hammer and wrench.\n   6. Scroll down the list of controls and select "Shockwave Flash Object".\n   7. The mouse pointer becomes a cross hair pointer. Click and drag the cross hair pointer across the slide to designate the slide region where you want the SWF to appear.\n   8. Select the Properties icon from the Control Toolbox. The icon is represented by a document with a hand.\n   9. Select the “Movie” property and enter the file name of the SWF you wish to insert. If the SWF is not in the same directory as the PowerPoint file, you can specify a relative or absolute file path.\n  10. Set the “EmbedMovie” property to true. Otherwise, the SWF movie will display as a static image in the converted presentation.\n  11. Save the presentation.\n  12. To verify if the SWF's have been inserted successfully, select Breeze > View Show. The SWF that you have inserted in step #9 should now show up.\n\nSee source: