64 Bit Codec for PowerPoint
Last updated on May 24th, 2024
If you need a 64 bit Codec for PowerPoint then here we will show some alternatives that may make possible to add videos into your PowerPoint presentations running on a Windows 64 bit machine.
First, you will need to download a codec package for Windows 64 bit. One of the codec packages that we tested with success was those from Shark007.net, you can download codecs for 32bits or 64bits.
Download page: http://shark007.net/x64components1.html
Notice that during the installation process, you will be asked to install a bar in your web browser. If you don’t want these bars (actually are not needed if you want just the codect) then you can uncheck the options before installing the software. By installing the free codec for PowerPoint you can then insert and play MP4 and other video and multimedia format in your PowerPoint slides. For example, we have tested this inserting a cliplet from Microsoft Research project into one of our PowerPoint presentations.
Here is an example of the video player in PowerPoint.
How to install codec to play MP4 in PowerPoint presentations
The codecs above supports MKV playback in x64 Media Center on all versions of Windows and PowerPoint. You can also use these codecs to play your favorite videos in Windows Media Center. To setup FLAC audio playback in Windows Media Center you must initially select the x64 WMP as the default player. For Windows 7 Media Center users, this can be set back to the 32bit afterwards.
Concerning S/PDIF, digital, optical and HDMI: The administrator and a regular user are different users and each must setup the Audio TAB. At no time should anyone have a need to click the leftside of the Audio TAB manually; it uses system detection.
The free stuff from Shark pack does that other packs cannot do:
- Full color thumbnails including FLV’s and 10bit MKV’s (also allows users to select at what point by percentage to grab the thumbnail)
- Enable the Preview Pane for ALL newly enabled filetypes such as MKV and FLV.
- Explorer properties are displayed for non native filetypes such as MKV and FLV
- Updated often – and has update notification builtin
- Allow use of the PDVD12 decoders for 32bit LiveTV
- Supports the use of Xbox360 as Extenders to playback MKV files
- Allows singleclick setup of Bitstreamed Audio
- Support playback of MOD audio files and M4A files containing ALAC
- Supports playlist creation for use in Media Center
- Allow users to Enable/Disable codecs installed on their system
- Funtionality such as Win7DSFilterTweaker builtin.
- Support Add to Windows Media Player List using rightclick on all files such as MKV
More about this codec can be found on the webpage http://shark007.net/x64components1.html – you can also use the codecs if you want a way to convert PPT to video or insert video in PowerPoint. Free codec video can be installed in Windows 7.
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