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I thought I had uploaded the background music but I uploaded the wrong file. &nbsp;I uploaded the correct file and now it works. &nbsp;Thanks.
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I thought I had uploaded the background music but I uploaded the wrong file.  I uploaded the correct file and now it works.  Thanks.

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I have a powerpoint presentation that has background music and other recorded text. &nbsp;The background music plays continuously throughout the slide show. &nbsp;It was inserted on the first slide using Insert-&gt;Movie and Sounds-&gt;Sound from file. &nbsp;There is also embedded recorded text. &nbsp;Everything works perfectly when I play the slide show on my computer locally.<br />
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I uploaded the slide show and background music to a folder on my webserver and created a link on a page for the slide show. &nbsp;The slide show plays when the link is clicked but the background music does not play. &nbsp;The embedded recorded text plays just fine. &nbsp;How can I get the background music to play?
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I have a powerpoint presentation that has background music and other recorded text.  The background music plays continuously throughout the slide show.  It was inserted on the first slide using Insert->Movie and Sounds->Sound from file.  There is also embedded recorded text.  Everything works perfectly when I play the slide show on my computer locally.

I uploaded the slide show and background music to a folder on my webserver and created a link on a page for the slide show.  The slide show plays when the link is clicked but the background music does not play.  The embedded recorded text plays just fine.  How can I get the background music to play?

Background music doesn't play when PowerPoint SlideShow plays from a web page

PowerPoint is a slide show presentation program currently developed by Microsoft. PowerPoint presentations consist of a number of individual pages or "slides" that may contain text, graphics, sound, movies, and other objects, which may be arranged freely. The presentation can be printed, displayed live on a computer, or navigated through at the command of the presenter. Slides can also form the basis of webcasts.