Thursday, January 3, 2019

Resize or change the visual appearance of a movie

Resize or change the visual appearance of a movie

You can change the size or appearance of a movie on the slide, whether it's embedded or linked to your presentation.

Do any of the following:

Resize a movie on a slide

When you don't want to play a movie at its original resolution, you can resize the movie on a slide by dragging a corner sizing handle to increase or decrease the size, or you can specify precise height-to-width proportions.

Note: Changing the size of the movie on the slide might change how fast or how smoothly it plays. If you adjust the size of the movie, it is a good idea to preview the movie in slide show view to make sure it still plays as expected.

  1. On the slide, click the movie that you want to change, and then click the Format Movie tab.

  2. Under Size, enter the Height and Width.

    Size group

    Note: If you want to maintain the proportions as you resize the object, select the check box.

Change the preview image of the movie

You can add a poster frame to provide viewers with a preview image for the movie on the slide.

  1. On the slide, click the movie that you want to change, and then click the Format Movie tab.

  2. Do one of the following:

To

Do this

Choose a frame from the movie as the preview image

Play the movie on the slide, and then click Pause button to pause the movie at the frame you want to use.

Under Movie Options, click Poster Frame, and then click Current Frame.

Format Movie tab, Movie Options group

Use a picture as the preview image

Under Movie Options, click Poster Frame, and then click Picture from File.

Format Movie tab, Movie Options group

Select a picture file, and then click Insert.

Remove the preview image

Under Movie Options, click Poster Frame, and then click Reset.

Format Movie tab, Movie Options group

Adjust the color of the movie

You can recolor your movie by applying a built-in stylized color effect, such as a sepia tone or grayscale.

Note: Recoloring the movie might change how fast or how smoothly it plays. If you recolor the movie, it's a good idea to preview the movie in slide show view to make sure it still plays as expected.

  1. On the slide, click the movie that you want to change, and then click the Format Movie tab.

  2. Under Adjust, click Color, and then click the color effect that you want.

    Format Movie tab, Adjust group

Apply a border or effect to a movie on a slide

You can make the movie stand out on the slide by applying a movie style, or by choosing individual border styles or effects.

Note: Applying effects to the movie might change how fast or how smoothly it plays. If you apply effects to the movie, it is a good idea to preview the movie in slide show view to make sure it still plays as expected.

  1. On the slide, click the movie that you want to change, and then click the Format Movie tab.

  2. Do one of the following:

To

Do this

Apply a built-in style

Under Movie Styles, click the style that you want.

Format Movie tab, Movie Styles group

To see more styles, point to a style, and then click More Down Arrow .

Add or change a border

Under Movie Styles, click the arrow next to Border, click Weights, and then click the line weight you want for the border.

Format Movie tab, Movie Styles group

Apply a shadow, reflection, or 3-D rotation effect

Under Movie Styles, click Effects, point to an effect category, and then click the effect you want.

Format Movie tab, Movie Styles group

See also

Insert and play a video file from your computer

Set the play options for a movie in your presentation

My movie plays too slowly or is choppy

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