1.4 Embed a Relevant Video or Connect to a Relevant Video

Embed a relevant video or Connect to a relevant video

PowerPoint 2010 offers the choice to embed or connect to a relevant video (that is presently situated on your pc) to your presentation, in order to connect to a relevant video online, for example YouTube.

Embedding a relevant video that is situated on your pc saves lots of anguish should you later move or send your presentation to a different location. Embedding the recording implies that it always stays using the presentation, so it's not necessary to make sure to also send the recording file along. The recording could be of the actual "movie" type or also embed an animated Presen kind of clip art.

Connecting to some video

• on your pc - greatly cuts down on the quality from the overall presentation. However, you are taking the chance of failing to remember to repeat within the video file whenever you slowly move the presentation to a different location. 
• online - for example YouTube, enables you to definitely embed the code from the video to your presentation. The recording isn't inside your presentation, so you'll always need a web connection to be able to see the video. 

Turn PowerPoint 2010 Presentations into VideosFinally, Microsoft has recognized the necessity to have the ability to convert an exhibition right into a video, without using 3rd party software. Customers of PowerPoint happen to be requesting this for a long time, and finally the feature exists in PowerPoint 2010. Benefits of Transforming a PowerPoint 2010 Presentation into Video

• The Wmv file video data format could be read by most computer systems. 
• You may still use other software to transform the presentation into other file formats (for example AVI or MOV for instance) when you purchase. 
• Any transitions, animations, sounds and narration is going to be embedded in to the video. 
• The recording could be released to some website or e-mailed. It's not editable, therefore the entire presentation will invariably remain because the author intended. 
• You are able to control the quality from the video by choosing appropriate options. 
• The specific audience need not have PowerPoint placed on their computer to be able to see the video.