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YouTube in PowerPoint 2010 - Continuous Loop Presentation + Video
I am a novice (but capable), so please forgive me if I am saying something unclear...
I am working in PowerPoint 2010 (PP).
Prior to a conference beginning, I plan to have a PP presentation on continuous loop. On one slide I would like to embed a YouTube video that begins when the slide transitions. I would then like the video to "reset" to the beginning and wait to play again until the presentation has transitioned back to that slide... and continuously repeat until stopped.
I have found how to autoplay videos through this demonstration (click here) by using ShockwaveFlash1. Through some further research, I found how to loop the video continuously by using the following code in the "movie" field of the ShockwaveFlash1 developer.
I feel like I am close, but I cannot get it to do exactly as I explained. I am not opposed to downloading the video (safely?) and doing it that way if it is a better/viable option.
Thank you in advance... Michael
I am working in PowerPoint 2010 (PP).
Prior to a conference beginning, I plan to have a PP presentation on continuous loop. On one slide I would like to embed a YouTube video that begins when the slide transitions. I would then like the video to "reset" to the beginning and wait to play again until the presentation has transitioned back to that slide... and continuously repeat until stopped.
I have found how to autoplay videos through this demonstration (click here) by using ShockwaveFlash1. Through some further research, I found how to loop the video continuously by using the following code in the "movie" field of the ShockwaveFlash1 developer.
https://www.youtube.com/v/pJIMg0wusss&rel=0&autoplay=1&loop=1&playlist=pJIMg0wusss
I feel like I am close, but I cannot get it to do exactly as I explained. I am not opposed to downloading the video (safely?) and doing it that way if it is a better/viable option.
Thank you in advance... Michael
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Insert the video using the video embed code provided in "YouTube", set the duration of the slide to a second more than the video length.