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[Bug 121169] Impress compatibility with Powerpoint and Adobe Flash
https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=121169
Scotty <sc...@live.com> changed:
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(Scott Griffiths - 2012-10-26 ) - Additional Information - Steps to Reproduce.
Tested on the following:
(windows 7 x64 | Impress version 3.4.1 build: 9593
Test 1 - Test to see if a music file will work when opened by powerpoint
1. Opened Impress
2. Created a new presentation (using defaults)
3. Insert from the tool bar Choose "Slide"
4. Select "insert" from the menu then "Movie and Sound"
5. Select a .mp3 and 'open'
6. Add a title to the presentation
7. Select File and 'save as'
8. save as 'tester2.ppt'
** ODF popup warning shown, select "keep current Format"
9. close aOO
10. Open the 'tester2.ppt' with MS .ppt viewer
Result:
Music does not play
Expected: it to start playing on the first slide
Test 2 - Test to see if a music file embedded in a .swf will work when opened
by a .swf viewer
1. Opened Impress
2. Created a new presentation (using defaults)
3. Insert from the tool bar Choose "Slide"
4. Select "insert" from the menu then "Movie and Sound"
5. select a .mp3 and 'open'
6. Add a title to the presentation
7. Select File and 'Export'
8. save as 'tester2.swf'
9 ** ODF popup warning shown, select "keep current Format"
10. close aOO
11. Open the tester2.swf with SWF viewer
Result: the music file does not play
Expected: the music would play apon opening the tester2.swf file
-- Under both situations the music files did not play, attempted to use a .wav
file but the type was not supported
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