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So your PowerPoint embedded video is possibly damaged while data transfer, which causes the embedded video in PowerPoint not playing problem. Solution: You’d better to use Zip tools to pack into a compressed file when transferring your PowerPoint slide presentation. You can add services like Facebook for Office, Flickr, or YouTube so you can quickly add images, videos, or files to an Office file by clicking File > Account > Add a service. If you can’t choose or see a service, you might need to sign in to Office. As this old format started disappearing from the YouTube service, the support for YouTube videos in PowerPoint started faltering. These changes led us to disable support for inserting online videos from the product because we could not reliably support playing back YouTube videos. Hi Maria, not sure why you cannot embed the video, but morally the question is whether you should be embedding it. If the video has been uploaded to YouTube by someone that didn’t have the right to upload it, I personally wouldn’t embed it into a PowerPoint.

• Running training today for educators at British Rowing. I have blogged many times in the past about things to do with PowerPoint, including how to embed a YouTube video, or how to use TubeChop to embed a YouTube video. In more recent versions of PowerPoint (2013 and 2016), the ability to embed a YouTube video has been made easier, and the following video will take you through the steps: Although easier to do than in the past, this technique has been unreliable for some people in some organisations, so I always recommend to people to paste the video’s URL onto the slide somewhere as a live link, so if this doesn’t work, you have the fall back of simply accessing the video via the YouTube website. This technique is showing how to embed the video – this means you still need access to the Internet when viewing the presentation, and it won’t work if the organisation blocks YouTube. This technique replaces the older method of using the shockwave flash object, or using TubeChop to trim the video.

See the following procedure for instructions on copying the embed code from YouTube. Embed a YouTube video (the only video site PowerPoint supports) • Find the video that you want to insert. • Below the video frame, click Share, and then below that, click Embed.

Best mac program for graphic design. • Right-click the embed code, and click Copy. • In PowerPoint, on the Insert tab of the ribbon, do one of the following: • In PowerPoint 2013 or newer versions, click Video > Online Video.

Right-click the From a Video Embed Code box, click Paste to paste the embed code, and click the arrow. • In PowerPoint 2010, the ability to play a YouTube video is broken, as explained in. You can insert a video by following the instructions in the next paragraph, but PowerPoint 2010 isn't able to play the video. In PowerPoint 2010, click Video > Video from Web Site. Right-click the Insert Video From Web Site box, click Paste to paste the embed code, and click Insert. Important: If you see Video from Web Site in the drop-down menu but it is disabled or grayed out, make sure you have installed.

• On the Slide Show tab, click From Current Slide to view and play the embedded video. You may need to click the video placeholder to get the preview image to appear the first time. If your video doesn’t embed correctly, read and ensure that you have the necessary updates installed for your version of PowerPoint. Error: Flash-embedded videos are no longer supported YouTube videos on PowerPoint 2010 have stopped working. Google recently (September 2017) made a change where it has retired the Flash Player infrastructure that PowerPoint 2010 depends upon for playing YouTube videos.