Playing Google Earth Video in PowerPoint Presentations

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December 10th, 2006 | Marketing | 4 Comments

Adding Google Earth video into PowerPoint presentations is a great way to enhance your presentation and give a more ‘interactive’ looking show.

Adding a Google Earth video to a PowerPoint presentation is very easy, if you do it correctly. If you simply try to insert movie from file, you will likely run into problems or even a crash your PowerPoint.

These PowerPoint problem most likely stem from using the ‘insert movie from file’ option rather than linking to it using an ActiveX control. To properly add large videos, including Google Earth videos, you must use the ‘insert object’ function within PowerPoint.

I did some searching online about the subject, and managed to find an incredible tutorial in PowerPoint format. Unfortunately I do not know whom to credit the work for this tutorial.

The tutorial is available for download here.

If you created this presentation, please
contact me for credit and a link to your site.

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4 Comments

  1. SC

    February 7, 2009 @ 9:36 am

    How do you add in google map video as the video are not in some format that ppt recongnises

    Reply

    ZP

    If you have Google earth pro you can save tours as wmv or avi. it costs $400.

    Reply

    zacheos

    That is correct… I guess I should have stated that this tutorial deals with the Pro version of Google Earth.

    Reply

  2. nobody

    June 6, 2009 @ 10:17 am

    I don’t understand. It doesn’t work. Ik can’t insert a video. Neather with the tutorial..

    Reply

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