Question:
HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!! How can I Transfer a You tube video to PowerPoint?
John
2009-12-07 18:35:06 UTC
I have the embedded address that Youtube provides you with, but I'm trying to make the video play within the Power point, I want the video to show up on the slide? Is this possible? And if it is, whats the code or what do i have to do?
Seven answers:
2009-12-08 18:25:27 UTC
Here is an article introduces two possible ways to play a YouTube video in PowerPoint:

- Play YouTube Video Online in PowerPoint with Internet Access

- Play YouTube Videos in PowerPoint without Internet Access



http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/learningcenter/how-to-put-youtube-video-clip-to-your-powerpoint-presentations.html#105



Hope it helps.
2009-12-07 23:33:02 UTC
Just follow these steps, and you'll be able to show all your good videos on powerpoint presentation. Just 3 simple steps, and you can present your powerpoint with videos without online at all:



1- download the youtube video with "zillatube". Get the program from http://www.zillatube.com. This program helps to download and convert those videos the fastest way possible for your powerpoint. It also has the powerpoint conversion option for you select.



2- using zillatube, convert it into powerpoint or wmv video format.



3- final step, a simple step, just insert movie file(using the file menu above the powerpoint program) the powerpoint or wmv video into power point.



(Note: make sure the powerpoint video is placed in the same folder with your powerpoint file, then you can bring the folder to any computer and view it)



all the best to your presentation.



Get the program from http://www.zillatube.com
Paula
2009-12-08 22:51:39 UTC
First, please make sure your computer can play flash video.

If not, you need to download the latest free Adobe Flash-player from http://www.adobe.com. Because if you installed the Adobe Flash-player, the ActiveX Control Shockwave Flash Object would be displayed on your PC accordingly.

Then follow these steps:

Step 1: Get URL of YouTube video

Step 2: Insert the ActiveX Control Shockwave Flash Object to your PowerPoint

Step 3: Add the YouTube video link to your PowerPoint

Step 4: Fine tune the YouTube video in your PowerPoint file



For illustrative details about the steps, see http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/powerpoint-knowledge/how-to-play-youtube-video-in-powerpoint.html
2009-12-08 07:08:08 UTC
To include a movie or video clip in a PowerPoint presentation, you simply click 'Insert', click on 'movies and sounds', then click 'movie from file'.



Keep in mind that PowerPoint only recognizes MP3, AVI and few other file formats so if you cannot add a video because it is FLV or some other unrecognized media type, then you simply download a video format converter, to convert the file to a recognized format.
hilvers
2016-10-15 05:23:08 UTC
so a techniques as i understand, you could no longer try this when you consider which you could no longer embed a video from Youtube to a presentation. In different words, you could no longer take something this is been uploaded to the internet (Youtube specially) and positioned it in a Powerpoint. i assume you would be able to desire to, although if (finding on the style you're using the presentation) positioned a hyperlink in the presentation to the video on Youtube and coach it that way.
2009-12-09 00:14:51 UTC
There are some useful ways to insert You Tube video to PowerPoint:

http://presentationsoft.about.com/od/youtubeinpowerpoint/tp/080105youtube_video_powerpoint.htm



Also,

The webiste lets you download the youtube video for free:

http://www.downloadyoutubevideos.com/



Step-by-step illustration for putting youtube video on PowerPoint:

http://www.acoolsoft.com/knowledges/embed-youtube-powerpoint.html#110





If you want to view the video tutorial, please go to:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yzUxNbi1h4
Link
2009-12-07 18:43:25 UTC
download the video on http://downloadyoutubevideo.org/ then click insert on the powerpoint and click video then on the file. poof! u got a video!


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