Thanks everyone- I think converting my file will work. Much appreciated. Joan Long Essential Office Services @essentialjl > On May 6, 2016, at 10:19 AM, Don Lesser <dlesser at ptraining.com> wrote: > > Generally a Codec error means PowePoint can't play the type of audio file > you are using. Try linking to an mp3 or some other generic audio file type > and see if that runs. Not sure what is supported on PPT 2010, but you could > always convert the file to another type if necessary. (Avoid WAV-they are > too big.) > > Don Lesser > Pioneer Training, Inc. > 139B Damon Road, Ste 8 > Northampton, MA 01060 > (413) 387-1040 > (413) 586-0545 (fax) > dlesser at ptraining.com > www.ptraining.com > > -----Original Message----- > I know this is an easy thing for most of you - but I'm not sure how to work > around this. I want to add some music to a photo slideshow in PowerPoint > 2010. When I try to insert the audio file it gives me the "codec" error. Do > you know of a way to work around this? I would like to add music out of the > iTunes library. I can see the list of music but I can't get past the error > message. > > > > Thanks in advance. > > > > Joan > > > > > > > > Joan Long > > Essential Office Services > > P 413.796.1536 > > F 413.796.8097 > > C 413.427.9853 > > www.essentialoffice.net > > > >