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Sounds in powerpoint, volume

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BruceM - 26 Jul 2007 12:40 GMT
I am trying to put a low volume song in my show that will play continuously
till it finishes.
I also wish to add sound files (voice overs) to each slide.
I have achieved both but neither one will let me alter the sound volume.
I can quite easily see where I SHOULD be able to adjust both of these
volumes but regardless of where I place the slider, it makes no difference.
Any ideas please?
Oh........ the music is a MIDI & the voice is a WAV.
Echo S - 26 Jul 2007 13:55 GMT
You should do this in sound editing software. The volume setting in PPT only
works for sounds generated by your computer. (So I believe that means it
should work for MIDI, but it doesn't always seem to.) This is one of the
most poorly labeled settings in PPT, and there are quite a few on that list!

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>I am trying to put a low volume song in my show that will play continuously
>till it finishes.
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> Any ideas please?
> Oh........ the music is a MIDI & the voice is a WAV.
 
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