Title: How to Convert, Insert and Embed Video in PowerPoint Presentation
Headings: How to Convert, Insert and Embed all Kinds of Video to Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation to Play in PowerPoint
How to Convert, Insert and Embed all Kinds of Video to Microsoft PowerPoint Presentation to Play in PowerPoint
Convert, Insert and Embed Video to PowerPoint Presentation
June 22nd, 2011 by Bigasoft Support
Step 1 Launch Video to PowerPoint Converter
Step 2 Insert video to PowerPoint Video Converter
Step 3 Select MPEG-1 as output video format
Step 4 Personalize video (Optional)
Setting video output effect:
Step 5 Finish to convert video to PowerPoint supported format
Step 6 Embed video in PowerPoint
For PowerPoint2003:
For PowerPoint 2007:
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Content: What if to insert videos in other formats like YouTube video, iTunes video, iMovie video, and more? This article will describe a step by step guide on how to insert video to PowerPoint presentation so as to successfully play videos in PowerPoint. With this guide, embedding video in PowerPoint could not be so easier! And it is just a piece of cake to insert the following videos in PowerPoint presentation. Insert MP4 to PowerPoint
Insert FLV to PowerPoint
Insert SWF to PowerPoint
Insert MOV to PowerPoint
Embed video from iTunes to PowerPoint
Embed YouTube to PowerPoint
Step 1 Launch Video to PowerPoint Converter
Free download Bigasoft Total Video Converter ( Windows Version , Mac Version ) install and run it. Bigasoft Total Video Converter, the Powerful Video to PowerPoint Converter, can fast convert various video files including Xvid, DivX, H.264, MP4, 3GP, MKV, RM, FLV, MOV, SWF, WebM, VP8, MOD, TOD, M2TS, etc to PowerPoint compatible video format like AVI, ASF, MPEG, WMV. Step 2 Insert video to PowerPoint Video Converter
Put video in this smart Video to PowerPoint Converter by clicking the " Add File " button and then click " Open ". Step 3 Select MPEG-1 as output video format
Press the small triangle to the right of Profile, a drop down menu will pop up, select the most appropriate profile MPEG-1 Video (*.mpg) from the " General Video " as output video format. Tips: Both PC and Mac can play MPEG-1 Video.