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MS Office Forum / General PowerPoint Questions / September 2006Black bars appear on top/bottom or sides when .avi's are played
I have several .ppt presentations created in Office 2000 with .avi files that are activated using custom animation. Since installing Office 2003, when the .avi videos play, black bars appear on the top and bottom or the left and right sides of the .avi video. How can I eliminate these bars? Sare In edit mode, do you see the bars in the player image on the slide? Also, how are you inserting the videos? Austin Myers MS PowerPoint MVP Team Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com >I have several .ppt presentations created in Office 2000 with .avi files >that [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > right sides of the .avi video. How can I eliminate these bars? > Sare The bars appear whether I activate the video in the edit mode or when I play as a Powerpoint show. Originally I inserted via the 'insert>movie from clip gallery'. I also tried to insert as a saved file. Finally I downloaded your PFC software and tried to insert with it. Now I have an error message that says 'There was an error in checking your Registration staus [sic]. Please contact PFCExpress for assistance. Error R-Check101. Maybe you can start by telling me how to get rid of the message, which has taken over the center of my desktop despite my attempts to close it. Thanks. > In edit mode, do you see the bars in the player image on the slide? Also, > how are you inserting the videos? [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > right sides of the .avi video. How can I eliminate these bars? > > Sare > The bars appear whether I activate the video in the edit mode or when I > play > as a Powerpoint show. They they have been encoded as part of the video itself. You will have to edit the video before using it. > Maybe you can start by telling me how to get rid of the message, which has > taken over the center of my desktop despite my attempts to close it. > Thanks. Please contact me directly at austinm@grm.net Austin Myers MS PowerPoint MVP Team Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com |
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