can you activate a video in a PowerPoint presentation?can you active a video in real player or windows media?
501160
I have not tried. So, I cannot say that you can or can't. I only use it to change slides. Sorry.
501161
Good question - I don't know as we bring all of our multi-media through ProPresenter. Just easier.
79552
Yes, clicking the next window button (right button) will play embedded videos within the presentation. I have not tried it in a separate player.
1165003
Yes i tried, no problem for ppt. You can show Only presentation, dont use for video. I like this product, 3d performance and hd quality good.
727206
No. Media Shout is a stand alone program which you can run ppt through. However, you must be in ppt for this presentation mouse to advance, go back, etc. your slides.
1636265
Yes a remote is included however to play PP files off of a flash drive you will need to first "save-as" a JPEG-interchange-format in Power Point or the projector will not recognize the files (it does not play Power Point files directly)
873233
You can do slide shows, but I don't use that function. It plays almost every video format there is if you like movies. It works very well and I would recommend it for movies but again I don't know much about the slides but suspect it will work very well. Hope this helps
794810
well first off you need to know the format of the video,,,basically---.wav? .mp3? .whatever..haha. the pc should automatically open it in media player,,if not open media player,hit file,goto open,,,find your stick under computer/memory stick, and open from there,,,,,or simple way is plug in stick with everything closed,goto computer,,open mem stick,,hit control and [c] at same time to copy,,,then go into my documents,,open movies,,then there hit control and [v] at same time to paste movie to save it. as long as its a compatible format it'll open and play when clicked on....hope this helped
1878576
Great advice. I discovered this myself through trial-and-error. With my new laptop and Office 2007 (I was using 2003), I no longer have the problem. I start up presenter mode and I'm immediately up and running, clicking away. Now if I could just figure out why some video files work and other don't, and some only work after you back up and then advance to the video-embedded slide again. I had hoped that a new laptop with a clean install of Vista and the new version of Office would fix the problem that's plagued me for years...
1132400
If you can get pics on a flash drive, just plug it in and play. I'm sure I could learn to customize the presentation, but it is easy to take care of the basic program.
573035
How do I even get the video onto a dvd? When I play it in Quicktime, it plays sound but no movie. When I use Windows Media Player, I get video but no sound. What am I doing wrong?
1625770
1 - You shouldn't have any trouble converting between Microsoft and OpenOffice file formats. Please note though, some people imbed videos in their PPT files and Linux has to jump through a few hoops before it will play well with Apple's and Microsoft's proprietary video formats. Beyond that, you should have zero problems here.2 - The Eee does indeed have a VGA port and you ought to be able to hook up to any projector you like.3 - I'm not sure about this, but it may be as simple as using a different keystroke in Impress than the one you would use in PowerPoint.
697733
It does support whatever you computer screen shows. I use it for powerpoint presentations all of the time
2242827
Yes. I was amazed to find that it made the connection automatically without any input or changes to the laptop. Also, you can do almost everything with the remote. I was using a PowerPoint presentation and stood in front of the audience with the projector about 20 feet away, and changed slides with no problems.
787022
Yes, you can load a .ppt file onto a USB drive and display it with the projector. The projector has a built-in file viewer and you can control the slides (forward and back) using the included remote.
171888
No, it works wirelessly with your computer. Just plug in the wireless USB that comes with the remote into your computer USB port and it works instantaly in advancing your PowerPoint slides.
1743820
Did work very well, but it works on keynote mode mouse not in mode presentation, so for power point it doesn't work so well, just for get forward the slide.I Hope give you some idea.
2195723
There is a little trigger on the bottom that activates the mouse (w/index finger). The presentation doesn't advance unless you click (with thumb) the top button. It's really user friendly.
2241728
Yes, you sure can! I put a combination of still and videos in my Premiere video projects. You can also adjust the amount of time they display during re-play (time stretch feature).