Given ample time it’s possible other formats can be support via conversion in the Speaker Ready Room.įlash content (SWF) is supported but must be tested as conversion may be required.Īpple Quicktime formats such as MOV, QT, MP4, or DV files are NOT fully supported in Windows PowerPoint 2010. We can only accept files created as WMA, MP3, WAV, M4A & AAC. We can only accept movies created as WMV, MPG, MP4 (H.264 or MPEG4 codecs), or AVI (Divx, Xvid, or WMV codecs).Īudio: The preferred format for audio files is Windows Media Audio WMA and MP3. Uncompressed videos will take longer to upload and will not be better quality than a modern MPEG-4 codec. Please take steps to compress your videos. Movies: The preferred format is Windows Media Video (WMV). If your presentation includes movie, audio or other video formats Please export your presentation as a PowerPoint.
Keynote Users: Keynote will not be accepted since it cannot be played back on PC. Choose the folder you’d like to export the video to, set the file name, and finally click “Save” to begin the export Click “OK” to close the “”MPEG-4 Export Settings” dialog-box. For the “Frame Rate” set it to “Current” and “Key Frame” to “Automatic”. “Data Rate” changes 1500 for SD videos or 5000 for HD videos. For the “Video Format” set it to “MPEG-4 Improved”, and select the “Image Size” as “Current” and then set the Select “MP4″ as the “File Format” in the “MPEG-4 Export Settings” dialog-box to choose the codec that you want to
Click the down arrow of the “Export:” box right side and select “Movie to MPEG-4″. Click “File” at the top, then click “Export”. To export to MP4 file format using either H264 or MPEG4 compression Movies: Quicktime Pro 7 can natively export MOV, DV, QT files as MP4 files with either H264 or MPEG4 compression, or as AVI with DV compression. With PowerPoint 2008 for the Mac, this is no longer an issue, and any inserted image will be compatible. These images will not show up in Windows PowerPoint. Pictures: If you use a version of PowerPoint prior to 2008, please be sure any embedded pictures are not TIFF format.
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