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JohnArul15 JohnArul15 is offline Motion Video not played in the existing ".pptx" 2013 file. Mac OS X Motion Video not played in the existing ".pptx" 2013 file. Office for Mac 2011
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Post Motion Video not played in the existing ".pptx" 2013 file.


I have a couple of motion background videos with us. I just wanted to embedded or placed in an existing formatted ppt file as a background video.

I have gone to Slide Master, Place the video using Insert --> Video from PC. Once it is inserted I have gone to Animations tab, choose the option "Play". The video does not played even I choose play option.

Whereas I have inserted the same video in Newly created ppt (Ctrl-N), it was working fine without any issue.

Please help or guide me on how to use the motion videos on the existing PPTx file.
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