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I am trying to embed a video from youtube directly into my powerpoint presentation. Under the insert tab and video pull down list, I have the option of "video from file" and "video from clipart", but the option of "video from website" is there in the pull down menu but I can't "click" it. The option is "greyed out" please help ty.
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Requirements for online video sites (Youtube, etc.) are as follows:
Flash Player 10+
Windows Media Player 10 or higher
32-bit Office 2010
Does your system meet all of those requirements?
-- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com
It is. I'm not sure why that would be, if my system meets all the criteria.
So when you go to Insert | Video, Video from Website is greyed out?
-- Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com
Maybe I'm missing something - I have a brand new Dell, 32-bit Windows 2010, Flash Player 10,1,82,76, and Windows Media Player 12. I still can't select Video from Web. I'm also a YouTube Newbie, so I'm not sure how to download and convert the video I need. Am I doing something wrong?
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Good news indeed, at least to those using the 64-bit Office version. Thanks for posting the info here.
Steve Rindsberg PowerPoint MVP