I was new to PP but feel very old now!
A person made a slide show that was shown at an event with a DJ doing
a voice over from a mic. I have the slide show (it was in PP) and
have finally found how to cut the music somewhat using Audacity, and
Lame to produce a .wav file.
I have embedded the music, there are 34 slides but try as I might,
when I click Slide Show the title slide comes up, the music starts,
but it does not transition to the next or subsequent slides and if I
click on to the next slide, then the music starts at the beginning
again.
I have set the slides to do their transition at 00:04 but they don't.
I would appreciate any suggestions - I have this nasty feeling it is
something quite small I have overlooked but I can't find it. I tried
Office online etc. and Help but to no avail.
Sheena
tohlz - 31 Jul 2006 03:09 GMT
Did you add the sound under Slide Transition? If so, you have probably added
the sound onto EVERY slide. To resolve this, click Slide Show > Slide
Transition. Click on the Sound dropdown field, select [No Sound]. Click Apply
to All Slides.
Now, go to the slide you want the music to start at. Click on the sound
dropdown field again and look for the music you want. Do NOT Apply to All
Slides.
Is that what you want?

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lucretia borgia - 31 Jul 2006 11:57 GMT
tohlz <pptheaven[AT]gmail[DOT]com>,in
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>Did you add the sound under Slide Transition? If so, you have probably added
>the sound onto EVERY slide. To resolve this, click Slide Show > Slide
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>Slides.
>Is that what you want?
Sounds like it could be, I know I added under Slide Transition. Thanks
very much. I shall try it !
patsy2 - 31 Jul 2006 03:48 GMT
After you insert sound go to custom animation in slide show menu. Move the
sound icon to the top of all the other animations. Right click sound icon
in custom animation list.> click on effects option. It asks you when you
want the music to stop. Click on the one that allows you to set number of
slides. Then the music will play until the 34 slides are shown. They give
you the option to have the music loop if it ends before the 34th
slide...though sometimes I have problems with this. Hope this makes sense
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lucretia borgia - 31 Jul 2006 12:00 GMT
patsy2 <patsy2@discussions.microsoft.com>,in
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>After you insert sound go to custom animation in slide show menu. Move the
>sound icon to the top of all the other animations. Right click sound icon
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>you the option to have the music loop if it ends before the 34th
>slide...though sometimes I have problems with this. Hope this makes sense
Yes, it does, I am going to try this too. Many thanks.
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John Wilson - 31 Jul 2006 08:51 GMT
Have a look at the sounds section here:
http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html

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lucretia borgia - 31 Jul 2006 12:01 GMT
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>Have a look at the sounds section here:
>http://www.technologytrish.co.uk/ppttipshome.html
Yes I tried that, and found it very useful, I have never used PP
before, but Trish didn't really cover this particular wobbly. Thanks.
John Wilson - 31 Jul 2006 16:56 GMT
Thanks "Lucretia" - Trish has added a little note to cover this in the email
sounds section!

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