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Patrick Morris
I've used MP3 audios to insert narration on PowerPoint presentations
for years. But suddenly I'm having problems. When I add an MP3 file to
a slide the audio will not play. I am using the "Insert," "Movies and
Sounds," "Sound from File," process. I select "play automatically." At
that point a sound icon is added to the slide. The icon in this
instance is the speaker and 2 musical notes. I mention this because no
such notes appear next to the sound icon when adding a WAV file. And
WAV files play perfectly.
I have a two hour, 100 plus slide presentation, with audio clips
ranging in length from 30 seconds to four minutes. I want to use MP3
for efficiency. Can someone please explain why something I've done
dozens of times before is now causing me such trouble.
My platform is Windows XP Pro, PowerPoint 2002, and the MP3s were
created in Sound Forge 5 and play back perfectly on Windows Media
Player.
Thanks.
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for years. But suddenly I'm having problems. When I add an MP3 file to
a slide the audio will not play. I am using the "Insert," "Movies and
Sounds," "Sound from File," process. I select "play automatically." At
that point a sound icon is added to the slide. The icon in this
instance is the speaker and 2 musical notes. I mention this because no
such notes appear next to the sound icon when adding a WAV file. And
WAV files play perfectly.
I have a two hour, 100 plus slide presentation, with audio clips
ranging in length from 30 seconds to four minutes. I want to use MP3
for efficiency. Can someone please explain why something I've done
dozens of times before is now causing me such trouble.
My platform is Windows XP Pro, PowerPoint 2002, and the MP3s were
created in Sound Forge 5 and play back perfectly on Windows Media
Player.
Thanks.
(e-mail address removed)