How To Add Video In PowerPoint

Are you having trouble often will integrate video with a PowerPoint presentation that you made? If so, you need not despair quickly now. The problem now is no practical way to integrate video files you want into your PowerPoint presentation.

As is known together, basically the presentation will be very interesting if there are additional video display in it. The difficulties are often encountered so far, because when going to integrate video into a PowerPoint presentation materials will usually require you to first ensure the existence of the video files are always placed in the same folder as the PowerPoint file's existence in question. And this will certainly lead to the distribution process in your PowerPoint presentation to be very complicated and delayed.Related issues, the following will be shown how the proper way to to embedded video file into a PowerPoint presentation material contained in a single PowerPoint file (PPT, PPTX, PPTM, PPTs, etc.). For those of you who are hampered by the problem, would you be able to apply and share with fellow colleagues who want to know how to distribute it online without the need to share (share) separately and video files even without having to send a zip archive file though.The short method, first of all you just asked you to convert video files (SWF) flash, then perform video swf file embedded into the material last PowerPoint presentation you create. After that, the flash object is embedded earlier will be automatically saved in the PowerPoint file itself, and will be played as a video in your powerpoint presentation. Or in other words, the existence of the original video does not need to be placed in the same directory as the PowerPoint file's existence.For all instructions that the method will be described, it's basically designed for the presentation of materials that are created using Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 and 2010. While the same method can also be easily done on the presentation material using Microsoft PowerPoint 2003, but with a distinct interface of course.Here's how to embedded video files into a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation materials: 
Step 1: download and install an application tool that can convert video to flash (SWF)
In this case, you can convert using video conversion program that many in the market either as freeware or shareware Freemake Video Converter, DVDVideoSoft, Tiny Tool and others.

Step 2: do you want video conversion to SWF video file formats
Do it any way you want and go to step 3. Here are step by step on how to convert video to flash. First, install the application DVDVideoSoft Free Video to Flash converter (be sure to remove the tick unnecessary crapware toolbar during the installation process). Run the converter, then: (1) Drag and drop your video into an existing interface, (2) Select the SWF, (3) uncheck the "Make HTML Template", (4) select the destination folder, (5) switch to high quality (is optional) and (6) click "Convert". Notice the annotated screenshot to the right.

Note: after the SWF file created, check the size on disk. If too high and you want to make it in a smaller file size, re-do the conversion using a lower quality setting.

Step 3: In Microsoft PowerPoint, switch on 'the developer tab in the Ribbon'.

Of the ball at the start Microsoft PowerPoint, click PowerPoint Options'.

After that, do click 'Show Developer Tab in the Ribbon', then you will now be able to see the tab 'Developer' new to the existing toolbar.

Step 4: Create a SWF object in Microsoft PowerPoint

Choose tab ‘Developer’ and then click ‘More Controls “.

After that, scroll (scroll) down to move to the 'Shockwave Flash Object' and click 'ok'.

Next, we create an image or a rectangle with the mouse (in this way will determine the size of your video).

Step 5: link up with the flash object SWF Flash video files

Click on ‘Properties’ in toolbar.

When the dialog box appears, find 'EmbedMovie' and change the value to 'True'. After that, scroll (scroll) down 'Movie' and did paste the file path where you create flash movies in full along with its extension SWF file (for example: "C: Folderlocationfilename.SWF"). Also, make sure also 'playing' is set to the condition of 'True' (default).

As for the setting up the film repeatedly, you can set your control "Loop" to True (default) or otherwise to the condition of "False").

Step 6: Once the process is embedded successfully done, then save the PowerPoint presentation file that you created earlier.

To look at or review your embedded flash video just now, you can see through the PowerPoint slide show that is (or can also use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + F5 by default). Felt to have been completed and after all, then save the PowerPoint file that you created it.

Well, what now? quite simple and easy, right?

Special thank to: http://blog.fastncheap.com/cara-mudah-menambahkan-video-pada-powerpoint/