Working with Video
Layers are just layers, so you can think of a video as an image layer that
does a little something extra. While that layer is present on the slide, the
video will play.
When we talk about video in ProShow, we’re also talking about
animations. ProShow supports animations like animated GIF files that are found
all over the Web and in many clip-art packages. Everything you see here about
working with video also applies to animations.
To Add Video to a Show
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Use the Folder List to open a folder which contains your video.
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Select the video in the File List.
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Drag & drop the video into the Slide List to create a new slide.
You can also use the same keyboard shortcuts to add video to existing slides.
For example, hold CTRL on the keyboard and drag the video to a slide to add it
as a layer to that slide.
Using Video Files
ProShow will directly import almost all video files you want to use in your
show. It’s a simple process of dragging and dropping the video into your show
and letting ProShow do the rest.
There are some cases where you may want to use an alternative method for
importing video files.
Importing Video Files
Unlike images, ProShow must import video files that
you use in your show so that they can be easily worked with.
This process can take different amounts of time based on how large your video
clips are. Once you’ve added the video to the show you can see the import
progress displayed on the Task Monitor.
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