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Powerpoint 2003 & avi files

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lethal Lee - 30 Jun 2004 09:43 GMT
I have developed a presentation that contains linked avis.  I have
transported them with the package for CD option so the files are in the
directory.  Unfortuantely, a few people who have the file are not seeing the
avi, but they can here the audio.  The avi's were produced with Camtasia.

Has anyone experienced this problem and have a work around?

Thanks

Lee
Geetesh Bajaj - 30 Jun 2004 12:58 GMT
I think those people are missing a codec - they may be specifically missing
TechSmith's Screen Capture Codec.

Look here for more info on codecs:

http://www.indezine.com/products/powerpoint/ppvideo.html#installed

http://www.techsmith.com/products/studio/codecdownload.asp

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> I have developed a presentation that contains linked avis.  I have
> transported them with the package for CD option so the files are in the
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> Lee
Scott Harvey - 30 Jun 2004 15:19 GMT
>-----Original Message-----
>I have developed a presentation that contains linked avis.  I have
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hi lee,

yes indeed i am afraid that as geteesh rightly states, it
does sound very much like a codec problem. perhaps you
might consider recapturing the files using one of the non
proprietary codecs like cinepak or microsofts own codecs.

there are plenty alternatives to the capture program you
used freely available out there, as well as demo programs
and trials, for example from companies such as ulead etc.

producing your video files with a non proprietary codec
means that the end user wont have to connect to the
internet to download a third party codec, and you can be
assured your files will play straight away, and in the
manner you wish them too.

hope i've been of some help.

Regards,
Scott Harvey
http://www.123Powerpoint.com
 
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