Join Alicia Katz Pollock for an in-depth discussion in this video Extracting media asset files, part of PowerPoint 2010: Audio and Video.
If you ever saved a PowerPoint slideshow from someone else and would like to…save its video files, sounds, and images into separate files to use…somewhere else, here's a neat little trick you can use to extract all the…audio-visual content.…The trick is that in PowerPoint 2010, PowerPoint files are actually ZIP files,…containers of all the smaller files that make up the presentation.…What we're going to do is convert this PowerPoint presentation into a ZIP file…so that Windows can open it and extract all the files from inside it.…
The first thing that I need to do is be able to work with all the extensions at…the ends of my filenames.…If you can see .pptx at the end of your filename, then you're all set.…You don't have to do this step, but because I can't see it, I need to go down to…the Start menu and then click on Control Panel on the right.…I'll click on Appearance and Personalization.…Down near the bottom of the list, look for Folder Options and click on that.…
Now, go up to the second tab that says View and look for Hide extensions for…
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Released
9/27/2011- Using video and audio appropriately
- Linking vs. embedding media
- Considering copyrights
- Inserting video
- Working with proprietary formats, such as QuickTime, YouTube, and Flash
- Applying effects
- Setting options like looping and full-screen playback
- Adding sound
- Building a music soundtrack
- Saving multimedia presentations
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome51s
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1. Managing Multimedia Presentations
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Considering copyrights3m 57s
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Linking vs. embedding media8m 33s
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Working with video formats6m 15s
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2. Inserting Videos
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Linking to a YouTube video5m 23s
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3. Working with Proprietary Formats
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Inserting a web page5m 22s
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4. Editing Videos
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Trimming a video5m 54s
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Fading in and out4m 23s
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Cropping a video4m 6s
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Selecting a poster frame1m 53s
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Recoloring a video2m 50s
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Adding video bookmarks3m 10s
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5. Formatting Videos
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Resizing a video4m 34s
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6. Applying Video Effects
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Designing a border3m 59s
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Adding shadows2m 52s
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Adding reflections2m 39s
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Adding glow effects2m 16s
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Adding soft edges1m 45s
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Applying 3D rotation3m 50s
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Using Format Painter2m 28s
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7. Setting Video Playback Options
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Setting the volume1m 13s
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Play full screen1m 1s
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Hiding a video1m 16s
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Looping a video2m 50s
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Rewinding after playing1m 13s
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8. Troubleshooting Video Issues
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9. Adding Audio Clips
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Recording your own sounds3m 35s
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10. Setting Sound Playback Options
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Playing a clip automatically2m 23s
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Trimming an audio clip3m 52s
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Looping a sound clip2m 23s
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Delaying an audio clip2m 31s
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Rewinding after playing1m 13s
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Hiding the sound icon2m 6s
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11. Triggering Sound Effects
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12. Working with Soundtracks
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Building a music soundtrack4m 23s
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Recording a narration9m 8s
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13. Saving Multimedia Presentations
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Compressing media files3m 47s
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Saving as a movie4m 48s
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Extracting media asset files2m 52s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye45s
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