Duration of an animated slide
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bibibibi99
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Hello,
I want to create a fully automated slideshow (no clicks) in PowerPoint 2010. I have set the different animation parameters (duration, entrance effect, exit effect...) for the titles and photos in each of my slides (animation tab). I have also chosen my transitions between each slide (transition tab). So far, so good.
My concern is the duration of each slide. I would like the slide change to occur immediately after the last animation of the slide without any delay. Here lies the problem:
In the transition tab, I indicated "advance to the next slide after x seconds," where x corresponds to the total time of the internal effects and animations (automatic) on my slide (which I check in the animation pane of the slide).
However, when I start the slideshow, there is always a time interval of 3-4 seconds between the last animation of the slide and the transition to the next slide, whereas I want it to be instantaneous. The time x I indicated is not taken into account (whether I set it to 0s or 100000s, the slide will always move to the next one, 3-4 seconds after the last animation of the slide).
I would like to point out that in the "Set up Show" option, "using timing, if present" is checked.
I have not found any answers to my question on this site or on the internet so far. I hope my question is relatively clear; it's not easy to explain without being able to show ^^.
Thank you for your responses that could help me.
Configuration: Windows Vista / Chrome 31.0.1650.57
I want to create a fully automated slideshow (no clicks) in PowerPoint 2010. I have set the different animation parameters (duration, entrance effect, exit effect...) for the titles and photos in each of my slides (animation tab). I have also chosen my transitions between each slide (transition tab). So far, so good.
My concern is the duration of each slide. I would like the slide change to occur immediately after the last animation of the slide without any delay. Here lies the problem:
In the transition tab, I indicated "advance to the next slide after x seconds," where x corresponds to the total time of the internal effects and animations (automatic) on my slide (which I check in the animation pane of the slide).
However, when I start the slideshow, there is always a time interval of 3-4 seconds between the last animation of the slide and the transition to the next slide, whereas I want it to be instantaneous. The time x I indicated is not taken into account (whether I set it to 0s or 100000s, the slide will always move to the next one, 3-4 seconds after the last animation of the slide).
I would like to point out that in the "Set up Show" option, "using timing, if present" is checked.
I have not found any answers to my question on this site or on the internet so far. I hope my question is relatively clear; it's not easy to explain without being able to show ^^.
Thank you for your responses that could help me.
Configuration: Windows Vista / Chrome 31.0.1650.57
1 answer
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Hi,
It's because your photos are heavy in terms of Mb, and it takes time to load them in the presentation. On another PC, the behavior will be different.
To improve this: use a PC with a faster processor and more RAM, or reduce the size/quality of the images.
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