Some videos posted on the Internet or videos from our own video recording devices may not be compatible for embedding into a PowerPoint in its original file format. If you have been given permission to change the file format you can use Real Players newest version to convert the video to a .wmv or .mov to use in your educational PowerPoint.
Follow this link (http://www.real.com/realplayer/media-converter) to download the player or to view a short demo on the product. Real Player can also convert your videos to file formats that can be downloaded and played on iPods, iPhones and other mobile devices.
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Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
The Taylor Nursing Videos Aren't Playing on My Computer. What Can I Do to Fix This?
Having trouble viewing the videos, here are some things to check:
a) Are you using Internet Explorer? - videos best-viewed with this browser
b) Is a Windows Media Player installed? - check by opening list of
programs on your computer, should be near the end of the list.
Note: Just because a smaller box opens to play the videos does NOT mean that the player is installed on their computer. If you need to download a Windows Media Player go to:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/download/download.aspx
c) Do you have a strong Internet connection? - This may seem obvious but could be a possibility.
d) Is the popup blocker on? - this must be turned OFF in order for the separate window to open.
e) Are you on a MAC? Unfortunately, the videos are only formatted as .wmv files for Windows Media Viewing. We are trying to find a method for viewing these videos on MACS.
f) Are you using Internet Explorer 8, IE* IE8 doesn't work as well with videos
unless you go to Tools and Compatibility and allowed the videos.
a) Are you using Internet Explorer? - videos best-viewed with this browser
b) Is a Windows Media Player installed? - check by opening list of
programs on your computer, should be near the end of the list.
Note: Just because a smaller box opens to play the videos does NOT mean that the player is installed on their computer. If you need to download a Windows Media Player go to:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/download/download.aspx
c) Do you have a strong Internet connection? - This may seem obvious but could be a possibility.
d) Is the popup blocker on? - this must be turned OFF in order for the separate window to open.
e) Are you on a MAC? Unfortunately, the videos are only formatted as .wmv files for Windows Media Viewing. We are trying to find a method for viewing these videos on MACS.
f) Are you using Internet Explorer 8, IE* IE8 doesn't work as well with videos
unless you go to Tools and Compatibility and allowed the videos.
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