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replyReply Tue 13 Dec 2011, 16:23Delegate Kirsty said...

Kirsty has attended:
Powerpoint Intermediate Advanced course

Powerpoint video clips

Please explain steps to import You Tube clip into powerpoint

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replyReply Wed 14 Dec 2011, 23:06Trainer Anthony said...

RE: Powerpoint video clips

Hi Kirsty, thanks for your query. Remember we used www.keepvid.com to do this during the course. Copy and paste the clip url into the text field on keepvid and press download. If you have Java installed it will produce a lists of formats for you to choose in which to download the clip. That's all there is to it!

Hope this helps,

Anthony

replyReply Thu 15 Dec 2011, 12:05Delegate Kirsty said...

RE: Powerpoint video clips

I did this yesterday but was prompted to pay for the software in keepvid before I could view the downloaded video. I seem to have java installed as I was given a list of formats to select and I took the one that stated .flv but I was not sure how to put this into the presentation. Thanks
Kirsty

replyReply Wed 21 Dec 2011, 10:02Trainer Anthony said...

RE: Powerpoint video clips

Hi Kirsty. You shouldn't have to pay for anything, so don't view the file on the Keepvid website. Once you've downloaded the flv file, just use Insert - Movie in Powerpoint to import it. If it doesn't play, make sure you have the right codec installed, the best bet with that is downloaded the K-lite codec pack.

If you need another option, download the free Orbit downloader. That allows you to leech streaming media off a website and works well with YouTube.

Hope this helps,

Anthony

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