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Is it possible to play YouTube video in PowerPoint fullscreen and automatically?
Posted on 2013-01-07
My boss is planning a presentation and wants me to find out how to insert a video from YouTube (easy, got that part) and have it play fullscreen, automatically and for one video from a different start point. I was hoping that some progress has been made with this but I haven't found anything useful except for TubeChop that lets you set start and end points in a YouTube video but I have found when I play it after the first time.
I told him once before it couldn't be done but I think this is going to be an ongoing request.
Any help accomplishing any of this would be greatly appreciated!
I told him once before it couldn't be done but I think this is going to be an ongoing request.
Any help accomplishing any of this would be greatly appreciated!
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Active 4 days ago
Yes, it's all done in the playback tab. See this;
http://office.microsoft.com/en-001/powerpoint-help/set-the-play-options-for-a-video-in-your-presentation-HA010374728.aspx
http://office.microsoft.com/en-001/powerpoint-help/set-the-play-options-for-a-video-in-your-presentation-HA010374728.aspx
Is that available for videos on the web like YouTube? I know there are lots of features for video files but the Play Full Screen check option is greyed out when I insert a video from YouTube.
Active 4 days ago
If the video is based on embed code then yes some of the options are greyed out. You can still set the playback to start automatically, but not fullscreen.
If you drag the corners of the video and resize it to be full pane in Powerpoint Design mode it's usually very nearly full screen when played in the presentation. As you say however the option to make it full screen automatically is greyed out.
If you drag the corners of the video and resize it to be full pane in Powerpoint Design mode it's usually very nearly full screen when played in the presentation. As you say however the option to make it full screen automatically is greyed out.
you can simply download video from Youtube and insert into presentation power point.
download from you
http://www.savevid.com/ . you will need java plugin to download videos.
Microsoft Training to insert video clip.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/overview-RZ102673174.aspx?section=1
Hope this help.
Regards,
download from you
http://www.savevid.com/ . you will need java plugin to download videos.
Microsoft Training to insert video clip.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/powerpoint-help/overview-RZ102673174.aspx?section=1
Hope this help.
Regards,
Active 4 days ago
That is strange. I tried it myself and Start Automatically works fine for me. Difficult to know more without seeing what's happening. Do you get any message, or it just doesnt play?
@phyohtetaung - Thanks I tried to download with FF addons but it wasn't working for me.
@JamieMcAllister - I don't get an error the video just doesn't start when I click and the video slide shows up like this...
@JamieMcAllister - I don't get an error the video just doesn't start when I click and the video slide shows up like this...
Active 4 days ago
I gave this a quick spin on a different computer, a more locked down one in fact, and sure enough the video doesn't play automatically though the animation settings state that it should. Also, the animation settings to play from a certain section in the video are also ignored.
You would indeed have more power over this if you could somehow download the video and embed that as the full options would hten be available. I fear I've only served to confirm for you that embedding YouTube video into Powerpoint has a reduced feature set.
You would indeed have more power over this if you could somehow download the video and embed that as the full options would hten be available. I fear I've only served to confirm for you that embedding YouTube video into Powerpoint has a reduced feature set.
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