¿Cómo se automatiza un vídeo en PowerPoint?

How do you automate a video in PowerPoint?

In Normal view, click the video in your slide. Under Video Tools, click the Playback tab. Next to Start, click the down arrow, and select Automatically. When you are delivering your presentation in Slide Show View or Presenter View, the video will play automatically when you arrive at the slide.

OK, to solve this problem what you do is the following: load your first video and select the option that causes it to start automatically. Load the second video (or animation) and select this one to start on click. Now, when you run your presentation, click on the 2nd video as soon as the slide opens.

How to Add Video to Your PowerPoint 2007 Slides

1. 2Open the Insert tab on the Ribbon and then click Movie in the Media Clips group. The Insert Movie dialog box appears.
2. 3Select the movie that you want to insert and Click OK.
3. 5Resize the movie or drag it to a new location on the slide.

Powerpoint: simultaneously play two videos automatically Setting video to play “Automatically” in the ribbon sets the videos to play “After previous” by default( ie one after the other.) Open the Animation pane from ANIMATION tab and set both to “With previous” see if that helps.

Go to the TRANSITIONS tab. That’s it. To automatically advance to next slide after the movie plays the slide transition just needs to be a shorter time than video.

In PowerPoint, click the slide that you want to add a video to. On the Insert tab, click Video > Online Video. In the From a Video Embed Code box, paste the embed code, and then click the arrow. A video rectangle is placed on your slide, which you can move and resize as you like.

1 Click on the drop-down arrow next to the video in the animations pane, and select effect options. 2 In the effect tab, now you can see the Stop Playing section. By default, ‘after current slide’ will be selected. 3 Change this option to ‘after’, and select the number of slides you want the video to play over.

Click on the drop-down arrow next to the video in the animations pane, and select effect options. In the effect tab, now you can see the Stop Playing section. By default, ‘after current slide’ will be selected. Change this option to ‘after’, and select the number of slides you want the video to play over.

1. Click on the object you want to animate on any slide. 2. Go to the “Animations” tab in the top menu bar. 3. Select an animation effect that you want from the gallery. You can see more options with the More arrow. 4. Edit and manage animation effects with the Animation Pane from the Advanced Animation group.

Now the video will start playing as soon as your presentation reaches this slide. Seamless video background loops are a great way to add motion and color to your slides but, they’re usually only around 10 seconds long and, by default, stop when finished — which can look pretty unprofessional if you’re still discussing that slide.