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The time this takes will vary depending on the size of the video. 3It will take a few minutes for the video to load on your slide depending on its size.

You can use the free program Adapter to convert these AVI files into the more compatible MP4 format.

Try to avoid the AVI format, for it always require additional codecs that make playback a bit difficult.

2016 supports the most types of files, including MP4 and MKV, while 2010 supports the least, MPG, WMV, ASF, and AVI.

Different versions of PowerPoint support different sets of video formats.

For example, the new and improved video reflection works on all frames of a standard video whereas it simply shows a black to white gradient for Youtube videos. Unlike videos inserted by selecting a file on your hard drive, you cannot apply some effects to Youtube videos. You will need to click the play button to start the video and you can use the timeline controls as normal. The video will now play exactly as it would if you were viewing it on Youtube. Now you should be able to see the typical Youtube video controller complete with playback controls. It doesn’t look much, but wait ’til we run the presentation! Press F5 on the keyboard or click Slide Show > Start Slide Show > From Current Slide. Once the Youtube video has been embedded, it will look like this: You have to use the Video button in the ribbon. Note that you can’t use embed codes (and hence insert Youtube videos) when you use the Insert Media Clip button seen on some slides. In the Insert Video From Online Video Site dialogue box, paste in the Youtube embed code and click Insert. On the Youtube video page, copy the embed code.įlip back over to the PowerPoint 2010 presentation you’re editing and click Insert > Video ( the down arrow) > Video from Online Video Site. For this demonstration, we’re going to use this video: How To Embed A Youtube Video In PowerPoint 2010įirst of all, locate the video you want to embed. As long as the video publisher provides an embed code, you can use it in PowerPoint 2010. The process is fairly simple and also applies to adding video from other video sharing sites such as Vimeo, MetaCafe and Revver. Not only are you able to embed videos on your hard drive into a PowerPoint presentation, but you can now embed Youtube videos too. Microsoft are forging ahead with PowerPoint 2010’s ability to handle all kinds of video.