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To delete an audio file: • Select the audio file you want to delete, then press the Backspace or Delete key on your keyboard. Editing audio You can modify your audio files using the commands on the Playback tab. For example, if you add a song to a slide you can trim it to play only a brief section. You can also add a fade in and fade out and can add bookmarks that allow you to jump to specific points in the audio file.
To add a sound from your computer or a network share, click Sound from File, locate the folder that contains the file, and then double-click the file that you want to add. To add a sound from clip art, click Sound from Clip Organizer, locate the audio clip that you want in the Clip Art task pane, and then click to add it to the slide.
To trim an audio file: • Select the audio file, then click the Playback tab on the Ribbon. • Volume: Changes the audio volume • Start: Controls whether the audio file starts automatically or when the mouse is clicked • Hide During Show: Hides the audio icon while the slide show is playing • Play Across Slides: Continues playing the audio file across multiple slides instead of just the current slide • Loop until Stopped: Replays the audio file until stopped • Rewind after Playing: Returns the audio file to the beginning when it is finished playing To change the audio icon: By default, an audio file will appear as a speaker icon in the slide. If you want, you can change the icon to a different picture.
• Select the audio file, then click the Format tab. • Click the Change Picture command.
For information on corrections, color adjustments, borders, shapes, and effects, check out our lesson on. Also, right-click this and save it to your computer.
Music credit: Something Small (Instrumental) by Minden, C.C. • On slide 3, insert our example audio file. • Move the file to the bottom-left corner of the slide.
• Trim the audio so the start time is around 00:15 and the end time is around 00:55. • Change the Fade Duration to 02:00 for fade in and 08:00 for fade out. • Set the audio to Start Automatically and Play Across Slides. • Change the icon to an online picture of your choice. • When you're finished, your slide should look something like this.
To add music or other audio clip to your slide show, select the slide you want and click Insert > Audio. 
You can add audio to a single slide, play audio automatically when a slide appears, or add a song that plays as background music during your entire presentation.
You can add your own narration or commentary to an entire presentation by recording it on the Slide Show tab. See for more information. If there's an audio feature you'd like to see that's not described here, please visit the to leave your feedback.
The Outlook team is actively monitoring this forum. Add audio to a single slide • In Normal view, select the slide you want and click Insert > Audio. • Click Audio Browser to insert audio from iTunes, or Audio from File to insert an audio clip from your computer.
• Select the audio clip. On the Audio Format tab, select the audio options you want. • (Optional) If you want to change or modify the standard audio file icon, use the picture format buttons on the Audio Format tab to add a frame, border, or other formatting effect to the audio icon. Preview the audio • On the slide, select the audio icon, and then click Play/Pause beneath the audio icon.
Play audio automatically when a slide appears By default, during a slide show, audio plays when it is clicked. You can change it so that the audio plays automatically as soon as its slide appears.
• In Normal view, select the slide you want and add an audio clip if you haven't already done so. • On the Audio Format tab, on the right, click Start > Automatically. Add audio that plays during your entire presentation • In Normal view, select the first slide in your presentation and add an audio clip if you haven't already done so. • On the Audio Format tab, on the right, click Play across Slides. Add audio that plays repeatedly • In Normal view, select the slide you want and add an audio clip if you haven't already done so. • On the Audio Format tab, on the right, click Loop Until Stopped. (Used alone, this option means the looping sound lasts while the slide it resides on is being shown.
When Loop Until Stopped is used in tandem with Play Across Slides, the looping sound continues throughout the presentation.) Hide the Audio icon • Click the audio clip icon. • On the PowerPoint ribbon, on the Playback tab, select the Hide During Show check box.
To delete an audio file: • Select the audio file you want to delete, then press the Backspace or Delete key on your keyboard. Editing audio You can modify your audio files using the commands on the Playback tab. For example, if you add a song to a slide you can trim it to play only a brief section. You can also add a fade in and fade out and can add bookmarks that allow you to jump to specific points in the audio file.
To add a sound from your computer or a network share, click Sound from File, locate the folder that contains the file, and then double-click the file that you want to add. To add a sound from clip art, click Sound from Clip Organizer, locate the audio clip that you want in the Clip Art task pane, and then click to add it to the slide.
To trim an audio file: • Select the audio file, then click the Playback tab on the Ribbon. • Volume: Changes the audio volume • Start: Controls whether the audio file starts automatically or when the mouse is clicked • Hide During Show: Hides the audio icon while the slide show is playing • Play Across Slides: Continues playing the audio file across multiple slides instead of just the current slide • Loop until Stopped: Replays the audio file until stopped • Rewind after Playing: Returns the audio file to the beginning when it is finished playing To change the audio icon: By default, an audio file will appear as a speaker icon in the slide. If you want, you can change the icon to a different picture.
• Select the audio file, then click the Format tab. • Click the Change Picture command.
For information on corrections, color adjustments, borders, shapes, and effects, check out our lesson on. Also, right-click this and save it to your computer.
Music credit: Something Small (Instrumental) by Minden, C.C. • On slide 3, insert our example audio file. • Move the file to the bottom-left corner of the slide.
• Trim the audio so the start time is around 00:15 and the end time is around 00:55. • Change the Fade Duration to 02:00 for fade in and 08:00 for fade out. • Set the audio to Start Automatically and Play Across Slides. • Change the icon to an online picture of your choice. • When you\'re finished, your slide should look something like this.
To add music or other audio clip to your slide show, select the slide you want and click Insert > Audio. 
You can add audio to a single slide, play audio automatically when a slide appears, or add a song that plays as background music during your entire presentation.
You can add your own narration or commentary to an entire presentation by recording it on the Slide Show tab. See for more information. If there\'s an audio feature you\'d like to see that\'s not described here, please visit the to leave your feedback.
The Outlook team is actively monitoring this forum. Add audio to a single slide • In Normal view, select the slide you want and click Insert > Audio. • Click Audio Browser to insert audio from iTunes, or Audio from File to insert an audio clip from your computer.
• Select the audio clip. On the Audio Format tab, select the audio options you want. • (Optional) If you want to change or modify the standard audio file icon, use the picture format buttons on the Audio Format tab to add a frame, border, or other formatting effect to the audio icon. Preview the audio • On the slide, select the audio icon, and then click Play/Pause beneath the audio icon.
Play audio automatically when a slide appears By default, during a slide show, audio plays when it is clicked. You can change it so that the audio plays automatically as soon as its slide appears.
• In Normal view, select the slide you want and add an audio clip if you haven\'t already done so. • On the Audio Format tab, on the right, click Start > Automatically. Add audio that plays during your entire presentation • In Normal view, select the first slide in your presentation and add an audio clip if you haven\'t already done so. • On the Audio Format tab, on the right, click Play across Slides. Add audio that plays repeatedly • In Normal view, select the slide you want and add an audio clip if you haven\'t already done so. • On the Audio Format tab, on the right, click Loop Until Stopped. (Used alone, this option means the looping sound lasts while the slide it resides on is being shown.
When Loop Until Stopped is used in tandem with Play Across Slides, the looping sound continues throughout the presentation.) Hide the Audio icon • Click the audio clip icon. • On the PowerPoint ribbon, on the Playback tab, select the Hide During Show check box.
...'>How To Add Audio File To Powerpoint For Mac(16.10.2018)To delete an audio file: • Select the audio file you want to delete, then press the Backspace or Delete key on your keyboard. Editing audio You can modify your audio files using the commands on the Playback tab. For example, if you add a song to a slide you can trim it to play only a brief section. You can also add a fade in and fade out and can add bookmarks that allow you to jump to specific points in the audio file.
To add a sound from your computer or a network share, click Sound from File, locate the folder that contains the file, and then double-click the file that you want to add. To add a sound from clip art, click Sound from Clip Organizer, locate the audio clip that you want in the Clip Art task pane, and then click to add it to the slide.
To trim an audio file: • Select the audio file, then click the Playback tab on the Ribbon. • Volume: Changes the audio volume • Start: Controls whether the audio file starts automatically or when the mouse is clicked • Hide During Show: Hides the audio icon while the slide show is playing • Play Across Slides: Continues playing the audio file across multiple slides instead of just the current slide • Loop until Stopped: Replays the audio file until stopped • Rewind after Playing: Returns the audio file to the beginning when it is finished playing To change the audio icon: By default, an audio file will appear as a speaker icon in the slide. If you want, you can change the icon to a different picture.
• Select the audio file, then click the Format tab. • Click the Change Picture command.
For information on corrections, color adjustments, borders, shapes, and effects, check out our lesson on. Also, right-click this and save it to your computer.
Music credit: Something Small (Instrumental) by Minden, C.C. • On slide 3, insert our example audio file. • Move the file to the bottom-left corner of the slide.
• Trim the audio so the start time is around 00:15 and the end time is around 00:55. • Change the Fade Duration to 02:00 for fade in and 08:00 for fade out. • Set the audio to Start Automatically and Play Across Slides. • Change the icon to an online picture of your choice. • When you\'re finished, your slide should look something like this.
To add music or other audio clip to your slide show, select the slide you want and click Insert > Audio. You can add audio to a single slide, play audio automatically when a slide appears, or add a song that plays as background music during your entire presentation.
You can add your own narration or commentary to an entire presentation by recording it on the Slide Show tab. See for more information. If there\'s an audio feature you\'d like to see that\'s not described here, please visit the to leave your feedback.
The Outlook team is actively monitoring this forum. Add audio to a single slide • In Normal view, select the slide you want and click Insert > Audio. • Click Audio Browser to insert audio from iTunes, or Audio from File to insert an audio clip from your computer.
• Select the audio clip. On the Audio Format tab, select the audio options you want. • (Optional) If you want to change or modify the standard audio file icon, use the picture format buttons on the Audio Format tab to add a frame, border, or other formatting effect to the audio icon. Preview the audio • On the slide, select the audio icon, and then click Play/Pause beneath the audio icon.
Play audio automatically when a slide appears By default, during a slide show, audio plays when it is clicked. You can change it so that the audio plays automatically as soon as its slide appears.
• In Normal view, select the slide you want and add an audio clip if you haven\'t already done so. • On the Audio Format tab, on the right, click Start > Automatically. Add audio that plays during your entire presentation • In Normal view, select the first slide in your presentation and add an audio clip if you haven\'t already done so. • On the Audio Format tab, on the right, click Play across Slides. Add audio that plays repeatedly • In Normal view, select the slide you want and add an audio clip if you haven\'t already done so. • On the Audio Format tab, on the right, click Loop Until Stopped. (Used alone, this option means the looping sound lasts while the slide it resides on is being shown.
When Loop Until Stopped is used in tandem with Play Across Slides, the looping sound continues throughout the presentation.) Hide the Audio icon • Click the audio clip icon. • On the PowerPoint ribbon, on the Playback tab, select the Hide During Show check box.
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