Sound help

[vdemar]

I am trying to incorporate an MP3 file into my powerpoint presentation using
powerpoint 2003 but I can only add a WAV file, is there anyway I can put the
MP3 file in instead of the WAV because its smaller and quicker to send

 

[Echo S]

I am trying to incorporate an MP3 file into my powerpoint
presentation using powerpoint 2003 but I can only add a WAV file, is
there anyway I can put the MP3 file in instead of the WAV because its
smaller and quicker to send

I assume you're trying to insert the file in a slide transition, then?

Head to http://www.pptfaq.com and put Sound Across Slides in the searchbox
there.

There should be info on a utility that will fool PPT into thinking that an
MP3 is a WAV file. Convert your MP3 with that and see if PPT will see it as
a WAV.

If the utility isn't mentioned on the Sound Across Slides page, then search
for Links Break there instead.

 

[Michael Koerner]

I answered your other post. Check for the file Echo is referring to here
http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/FAQ00155.htm

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I am trying to incorporate an MP3 file into my powerpoint presentation using
powerpoint 2003 but I can only add a WAV file, is there anyway I can put the
MP3 file in instead of the WAV because its smaller and quicker to send