You work as an Office Assistant for Company Inc. You are creating a presentation in PowerPoint
2010. You have inserted a sound file in the presentation. However, it is not playing correctly. Which
of the following is the most likely cause of the issue?
A.
The size of the file is larger than 80 KB.
B.
The files are linked.
C.
The path name to the linked movie file exceeds 128 characters.
D.
The movie file format is not supported in Office PowerPoint 2010.
E.
The correct version of the codec is not installed.
F.
The sound icon is hidden during the slide show.
Explanation:
A codec is used to re-encode a file. The sound files need a codec to play the sound correctly. If the
correct version of the codec is not installed, a user will not be able to play the sound files.
Answer option A is incorrect. The linked files are used when a user wants to send a presentation
through an e-mail.
Answer option C is incorrect. PowerPoint 2010 is able to play the file larger than 80 KB.
Answer option D is incorrect. The sound files will not be affected if a user hides the sound icon
during a slide show.
Answer option D is incorrect. If the movie file format is not supported in Office PowerPoint 2010,
PowerPoint will show an error message.
Answer option C is incorrect. If the path name to the linked movie file exceeds 128 characters, the
movie file will play as a white rectangle.