Does this play pre-timed powerpoints and videos?
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I'm gonna say, no it does not. Very basic menu and selection of playback. Going thru the menu I seen no options for either of the two you ask about. Although, I haven't tried to play those either. Hope this helped.
326963
No it doesn't. Supported document types are listed but they must all be static images- think PDFs
1296733
Only in conjunction with your lapotop by mirroring the desktop. On it's own the P300 only supports the following media formats: MP4 / MP3 / WMA / OGG / WAV / AVI / BMP / JPG / GIF / TXT. To play a PowerPoint presentation from a USB stick you would need to first save the presentation as a series of JPGs, use the "Save As" function in PowerPoint to do this.
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NO. As a matter of fact, the "advanced software" is so bad it won't allow you to even play mp4 files. at all
329807
Yes it does. You might want to use SD/USB instead though, easier n larger space. Plays movie files too, mp4, avi, etc.
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Yes. I have used it with PowerPoint presentations on both Mac and Windows. I have also used it with Prezi presentations on Windows.
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Any idea if it will work for non-Powerpoint? Like Keynote or NeoOffice slideshows?
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Yes.If you don't use folders, simply place all media in the top directory, and navigate to that source the first time, it will always play those files upon power up. If you have repeat selected, it will continue to play them for ever. I work in an art museum, and we use these to show videos for several months at a time. We drop them inside the walls behind the TV, and power them with the circuit breakers each day. The limitation is the lifespan of the SD card. So far, I've never had a failure. More reliable for this than Western Digital's HDTV Live.
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Not with the software it comes with. XSplit will work with it and output a greenscreen'd video stream.
1483993
Sorry I do not know if it plays mp4 video files as I have never tried doing that myself.
681803
Yes. It will play ripped ISO files and VOB files (in a folder), including DVD menu and all features.
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Okay, Paul says that it does, but my product (which Is the black 9.5 inch NS969B) did not play any type of video file, even .avi.
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Yes. The video will have to be formatted to the resolution of the player. (You can get the exact information from the manufacturer website) but once you get the video loaded into the flash drive (provided) it plays flawlessly and loops without a flicker.Their are also speakers inside the unit.not great. But adequate for table side presentation.
718248
Yes it will and you can set the intervals that you want it to take a video.
1000931
I bought this as a gift and loaded photos on it. I am not sue about the powerpoints and videos. It would display the jpgs I had but not any pictures I had scanned and converted to a jpg.
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yes is it does, but i never use it. for some reason, it caused problems. the video would play and the audio was delayed with the software. i just went directly to the device finding it on my c drive( my computer) then going to the device, bypassing the software. this solved my problem. i use windows live movie maker to make videos now. great product!!
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No it doesn't have a timing feature... You just have to start it and wait... You can always alter the video later.
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I know you can if you save the slides as .jpg or (nicer looking) .bmp files. You have three speeds that it will slideshow to the next picture file, but it's not that convenient to depend on the pause/play buttons. If you need to pause each slide for differing lengths of time, I'd prefer to feed it hdmi by laptop.