Video in PowerPoint – Advanced: Fade Effect for Video Clips in PowerPoint

Created: Friday, July 21, 2017, posted by Geetesh at 12:01 pm

Video clips in PowerPoint that play abruptly can benefit if you opt to add Fade In and Fade Out effects to the beginning and end of your video clip.

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When you insert a video clip in PowerPoint, you may find that the inserted video starts playing abruptly when started within the Slide Show view, causing a jarring interruption to the flow of your slides. Fortunately, this is avoidable if you opt to add Fade In and Fade Out effects to the beginning and end of your video clip.

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Microsoft Windows

Fade Effect for Video Clips in PowerPoint 2016

Fade Effect for Video Clips in PowerPoint 2013

Fade Effect for Video Clips in PowerPoint 2010

Fade Video PowerPoint

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