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Check out PFCPro at <a href="http://www.playforcertain.com" rel="ugc">www.playforcertain.com</a>&nbsp;for inserting your videos into PowerPoint.<br />
Or as an alternative, add a media action button for each video and set the action settings to run the mpg file. &nbsp;This would launch the default media player with the file.<br />
Either way, you'll need to deal with linking issues. &nbsp;The best way is to use the Publish to CD option and save all the files to a folder.<br />
<a href="http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00155.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00155.htm</a><br />
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Why does this have an 8.0 rating? It's not even answered? The author just decided to do his presentation in a different way. The question was about using WMP and then they decided to use a DVD instead. I wanted to do this exact same thing of adding gaps or pauses to my WMP playlist of videos and music.<br />
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I think I will have to do my original plan of creating blank video with no audio (blank audio would invoke the WMP visualizer) in the amount of time I want for the gaps and just add those to my playlist between tracks.<br />
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I need to use WMP playlists because I have to use WMP and the Vista Media Center WMP player. Was hoping to find some solution like a plugin that would cause WMP to fade out/in between tracks with definable times. Oh well.
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I have about 10 .mpg video files. I have to string these together for a presentation, where the presenter will be talking after each of video plays. I need to figure out a way to insert a pause so that WMP does not continue playing the next video until prompted to do so. <br />
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I figured that I can edit the code for the .WPL (Windows Media Player Playlist) file, but I haven't found anything that would guide me on the proper syntax. Does such programming capabilities exist with WMP?<br />
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As a side note: I tried doing this in Power Point, inserting the videos, but Power Point is fuzzy about playback, especially if you do not create the document on the same computer where you'll be playing it, so I'm looking for a more &quot;global&quot; solution. 
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I have about 10 .mpg video files. I have to string these together for a presentation, where the presenter will be talking after each of video plays. I need to figure out a way to insert a pause so that WMP does not continue playing the next video until prompted to do so. 

I figured that I can edit the code for the .WPL (Windows Media Player Playlist) file, but I haven't found anything that would guide me on the proper syntax. Does such programming capabilities exist with WMP?

As a side note: I tried doing this in Power Point, inserting the videos, but Power Point is fuzzy about playback, especially if you do not create the document on the same computer where you'll be playing it, so I'm looking for a more "global" solution. 

Insert a &quot;Pause&quot; in WMP Playlist/WPL file

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Insert a &quot;Pause&quot; in WMP Playlist/WPL file

Insert a "Pause" in WMP Playlist/WPL file