Title: Insert Video in PowerPoint - Instructions and Video Lesson
Headings: Insert Video in PowerPoint – Instructions
Insert Video in PowerPoint – Instructions
Insert Video in PowerPoint: Overview
Insert Video in PowerPoint: How to Insert Video from Your Computer
Insert Video in PowerPoint: How to Insert Video from Online Sources
Insert Video in PowerPoint: Video Playback and Editing Options
Insert Video in PowerPoint: Instructions
Insert Video in PowerPoint: Instructions to Insert Video in PowerPoint
Insert Video in PowerPoint: Instructions to Set Video Playback and Editing Options
Insert Video in PowerPoint: Video Lesson
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Insert Video in PowerPoint – Instructions
by Joseph Brownell / Tuesday, February 28 2017 / Published in Latest, Microsoft, Office 2013, Office 2016, Office 365, PowerPoint 2013, PowerPoint 2016
Insert Video in PowerPoint: Overview
You can insert video in PowerPoint within presentation slides. You can create video files with several different types of software. If you have a digital camcorder, you may have software that lets you save video as one of the files types accepted by PowerPoint. PowerPoint prefers “.mp4” videos encoded with H.264 video (a.k.a. MPEG-4 AVC) and AAC audio. It also accepts the “.asf,” “.avi,” “.wmv,” and “.mpeg” file types. It can also use other video, although you may have to embed those files as objects. When you insert video in PowerPoint, you can either insert a video from your PC or insert an online video. It is important to note that if you insert a movie from your PC into a presentation slide, the file is linked to the PowerPoint presentation and not embedded.