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Old 06-06-2020, 03:29 PM
Willows59 Willows59 is offline Video jumpy when playing slide show in ZOOM meeting Windows 10 Video jumpy when playing slide show in ZOOM meeting Office 2016
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Default Video jumpy when playing slide show in ZOOM meeting

Hi, i have created a PowerPoint slide presentation for a family quiz to show in the ZOOM meeting app during lockdown, I am using the 2019 version and have saved the presentation as a .ppt.(also tried saving as a ppsm and a pptm with no luck)


All the slides with either text, pictures or MP3 music files work fine but i have video files saved as MPEG which works fine on my computer but everyone else watching on there screens are saying the videos are jumpy but the music plays OK(I have placed the video files into the slides by selecting Insert/Video/ Video on my PC) . I have also placed the videos onto my YouTube account but the videos are still jumpy. All the pictures, MP3 files and MPEG files have all been placed in the same folder as the presentation. i have tried MP4 files but they don't work at all. Can anyone help with how to get the video files to play smoothly.
Thanks in advance

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