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I am using Windows XP professional and PowerPoint 2003. With the
implementation of PowerPoint 2003, some avi files that we have successfully
used in previous versions of PowerPoint will not play, unless you right mouse
click on the avi in PowerPoint, Edit Movie Object, and check on "Zoom to Full
Screen". Then the avio plays full screen, but that's the only way.
When examining the properties of avi's that WILL play normally in PowerPoint
they show either Cinepak Codec or MS-CRAM under video compression.
The ones that do not play normally have no video compression listed under
properties.
There is a workaround that I have found that works on some machines but not
others.
By opening the avi in Windows media player go to Tools, Options,
Performance, and then click on the Advanced button. Under Video Acceleration,
Un-check "Use video mixing renederer." This worked on two other machines
where I work, but would not work on my machine.
Could it be a driver issue? Or possibly a codec issue?
implementation of PowerPoint 2003, some avi files that we have successfully
used in previous versions of PowerPoint will not play, unless you right mouse
click on the avi in PowerPoint, Edit Movie Object, and check on "Zoom to Full
Screen". Then the avio plays full screen, but that's the only way.
When examining the properties of avi's that WILL play normally in PowerPoint
they show either Cinepak Codec or MS-CRAM under video compression.
The ones that do not play normally have no video compression listed under
properties.
There is a workaround that I have found that works on some machines but not
others.
By opening the avi in Windows media player go to Tools, Options,
Performance, and then click on the Advanced button. Under Video Acceleration,
Un-check "Use video mixing renederer." This worked on two other machines
where I work, but would not work on my machine.
Could it be a driver issue? Or possibly a codec issue?