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Judy Churchill
MacBook w Intel core 2 duo 2.4 MHz CPU (OS X 10.5.6 when running as a Mac)
WindowsXP sp3 under Bootcamp
Powerpoint 2007
Logitech microphone and headset
I've created my slides using Powerpoint 2004 on my trusted MacBookPro (OS
10.4.11) and ported them over to the MacBook on which I'm running WindowsXP
so I can use the sound recording features of Powerpoint 2007. I'm trying to
embed the narration on each slide.
Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I've managed to get about 4 hrs
of lectures recorded but it's always been after several attempts where I'd
record but end up with no sound.
Mystery is that even though the microphone check within Powerpoint 2007
shows green bars when I speak, there often is NO SOUND when I play back the
presentation.
Via the control panel in Windows, the Logitech headset and microphone ARE
selected as the input device and they pass the Windows hardware test.
Just now I tried recording using both of the two USB ports for the headset
and got no sound, although the little speaker icons are present on each
slide. Without changing anything, I opened up one of the files where I'd
been successful in the past, and that file's sound came through just fine on
that same Logitech headset.
Is this a Powerpoint issue or a MacBook issue?
WindowsXP sp3 under Bootcamp
Powerpoint 2007
Logitech microphone and headset
I've created my slides using Powerpoint 2004 on my trusted MacBookPro (OS
10.4.11) and ported them over to the MacBook on which I'm running WindowsXP
so I can use the sound recording features of Powerpoint 2007. I'm trying to
embed the narration on each slide.
Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I've managed to get about 4 hrs
of lectures recorded but it's always been after several attempts where I'd
record but end up with no sound.
Mystery is that even though the microphone check within Powerpoint 2007
shows green bars when I speak, there often is NO SOUND when I play back the
presentation.
Via the control panel in Windows, the Logitech headset and microphone ARE
selected as the input device and they pass the Windows hardware test.
Just now I tried recording using both of the two USB ports for the headset
and got no sound, although the little speaker icons are present on each
slide. Without changing anything, I opened up one of the files where I'd
been successful in the past, and that file's sound came through just fine on
that same Logitech headset.
Is this a Powerpoint issue or a MacBook issue?