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Video Quality
"Midas NDT Sales" <sales[ at ]midas-ndt.co.uk> 05.09.2006 12:21:20
Hi,

I am trying to insert avi files into powerpoint. The files are screen
captures of software captured in SnagIt and are high quality but they are
very low quality when they play in powerpoint. The videos show perfectly in
realplayer and are the same size as needed (I am not scaling them in
powerpoint) but they become very grainy with very bad text quality in their
drop-down boxes etc..

Any clues would be greatly appreciated


Re: Video Quality
"Midas NDT Sales" <sales[ at ]midas-ndt.co.uk> 05.09.2006 13:08:02
I should add, the capture is on a PC set at 1280 x 800 and I am using
Powerpoint 2003


Re: Video Quality
"Austin Myers" <austinm[ at ]grm.net> 05.09.2006 14:55:56
The codec used by SnagIt for video capture is less than fully compatible
with the MCI media player used by PowerPoint. I think you are going to need
to convert it to something a little more compatible with PowerPoint. There
are a number of video editing applications avaiable to do this or you might
consider using PFCMedia to automate the entire process from within
PowerPoint.

For more information read the media tutorial at;

http://www.pfcmedia.com/Tutorial.htm


Austin Myers
MS PowerPoint MVP Team

Provider of PFCMedia http://www.pfcmedia.com


"Midas NDT Sales" <sales[ at ]midas-ndt.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1157458878.15368.0[ at ]damia.uk.clara.net...
[Quoted Text]
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to insert avi files into powerpoint. The files are screen
> captures of software captured in SnagIt and are high quality but they are
> very low quality when they play in powerpoint. The videos show perfectly
> in realplayer and are the same size as needed (I am not scaling them in
> powerpoint) but they become very grainy with very bad text quality in
> their drop-down boxes etc..
>
> Any clues would be greatly appreciated
>


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