So in summary – if you can get the embed option to work – this is really smooth, but this isn’t possible with PowerPoint for the mac or Open Office (I think) – in which case we have to find alternative options I am afraid.
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If you want this to stop before the end, you would need to manually stop it at the right point though. Heres a video tutorial of these steps: Heres how to record your Powerpoint or Keynote presentation: When using PowerPoint or Keynote presentation we suggest. BigBlueButton was created in a classroom, not a boardroom. starts one of my videos at 1 minute and 10 seconds, but this again won’t display full screen – you would have to manually do this once you have visited the video on the YouTube website, which isn’t too bad an option. It is possible to specify a start time of a YouTube video by simply changing the url of a YouTube video by adding &t=XmYs (replace X with the number of minutes and Y with the number of seconds) – e.g. Once you have copped a video in TubeChop you will get a unique URL for that chopped video which can be easily added into PowerPoint (for the mac) as a hyperlink – either as text or adding the hyperlink to an image – however when you click on the link this will then go to the TubeChop website – and play your video, but you won’t get the video full screen, and you cannot make it full screen so you will have the distracting adverts that appear on TubeChop around the edge (and they are the distracting ones, advertising phoney winning of iphones etc). Now that I have looked into this further, I realise that that this isn’t as easy to do as I first thought.
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