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How do I remove an embedded mp3 voice file from Powerpoint?

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Embedded Sound Stuck - 05 Aug 2006 03:39 GMT
I embedded sound in Powerpoint files and now I need to remove them so that I
can make changes to them to use in Producer which needs the files to be
separated.  How can I remove embedded sound files?
tohlz - 05 Aug 2006 06:56 GMT
Take note that only wav can be embedded.
How do you insert the sound initially?
Click on View > Zoom.
Zoom out to about 25%. Did you see any sound icon on the slides? If so,
simply remove them.
Click Slide Show > Slide Transition.
Under Modify Transition in the task pane, is the sound added there? If so,
click on the sound dropdown field, and set to [No Sound].
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> I embedded sound in Powerpoint files and now I need to remove them so that I
> can make changes to them to use in Producer which needs the files to be
> separated.  How can I remove embedded sound files?
John Wilson - 05 Aug 2006 11:46 GMT
Do you mean remove = delete them or extract them?

If delete then Tohlz's methods should work or if youre stuck a little vba
will zap them!
Sub soundzap()
Dim osld As Slide
Dim oshp As Shape
For Each osld In ActivePresentation.Slides
For Each oshp In osld.Shapes
If oshp.Type = msoMedia Then
If oshp.MediaType = ppMediaTypeSound Then
oshp.Delete
End If
End If
Next oshp
Next osld
End Sub

IUf you want to extract the sound save as a web page (html) and you'll get
an html file + a folder of dependant files which will include the sound files.
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> I embedded sound in Powerpoint files and now I need to remove them so that I
> can make changes to them to use in Producer which needs the files to be
> separated.  How can I remove embedded sound files?
Embedded Sound Stuck - 06 Aug 2006 00:39 GMT
Tohlz and John:
Thanks for your reply.  When I create PowerPoint files today and insert
sound files, I can remove the embedded files using the save as html approach.
However, the file in question was created in 2002, and this approach does
create a separate folder of many files, but none of these files are sound
files.  Is there another solution for older files?

> Do you mean remove = delete them or extract them?
>
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> > can make changes to them to use in Producer which needs the files to be
> > separated.  How can I remove embedded sound files?
John Wilson - 06 Aug 2006 08:40 GMT
AFAIK html method works even with ppt 97 files (opened in a later version or
course) If youre stuck and theres no confidential stuff I'm happy to have a
go!

john "AT SIGN" technologytrish.co.uk
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> Tohlz and John:
> Thanks for your reply.  When I create PowerPoint files today and insert
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> > > can make changes to them to use in Producer which needs the files to be
> > > separated.  How can I remove embedded sound files?
John Wilson - 07 Aug 2006 07:58 GMT
Thank - got the file

The sound has been added as a sound player object. You'll need to right
click and edit /open it and resave
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> AFAIK html method works even with ppt 97 files (opened in a later version or
> course) If youre stuck and theres no confidential stuff I'm happy to have a
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> > > > can make changes to them to use in Producer which needs the files to be
> > > > separated.  How can I remove embedded sound files?
Marsha - 07 Aug 2006 23:06 GMT
When I click on the sound icon and then click properties, I selected the
Sound Recorder  Document Object."  From there, I do not get the choice to
save as, only edit and then it automatically saves back into itself.  Any
other ideas?

When I save as Web Page or htm, I get a folder of files of five types:  
.css, .gif, .htm, .jpg, .mso, .wmf and .xml.  I did get sound files using
this method.  Help.

> Thank - got the file
>
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> > > > > can make changes to them to use in Producer which needs the files to be
> > > > > separated.  How can I remove embedded sound files?
Marsha - 07 Aug 2006 23:18 GMT
> When I click on the sound icon and then click properties, I selected the
> Sound Recorder  Document Object."  From there, I do not get the choice to
[quoted text clipped - 47 lines]
> > > > > > can make changes to them to use in Producer which needs the files to be
> > > > > > separated.  How can I remove embedded sound files?
Marsha - 07 Aug 2006 23:20 GMT
> When I save as Web Page or htm, I get a folder of files of five types:  
> .css, .gif, .htm, .jpg, .mso, .wmf and .xml.  I did NOT get sound files using
> this method.  Help.

> When I click on the sound icon and then click properties, I selected the
> Sound Recorder  Document Object."  From there, I do not get the choice to
[quoted text clipped - 47 lines]
> > > > > > can make changes to them to use in Producer which needs the files to be
> > > > > > separated.  How can I remove embedded sound files?

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