To broadcast your presentation, do the following: If you play a video in your presentation, the browser does not show it to the audience. If you follow a hyperlink in your presentation to a Web site, the attendees only see the last slide you showed in the original presentation. You cannot add ink annotations or markup drawn onto the slide show during the presentation. Screensavers and email pop-ups can disrupt the audience's view of the slide show.Īudio (sounds, narration) is not transmitted to the audience through the browser. Supported PowerPoint features Some PowerPoint features are changed when the slide show is broadcasted online:Īny transitions in your presentation are shown as Fade transitions in the browser. Supported browsers The broadcast slide show feature can be viewed in the Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari for Mac browsers.įile size limits The service you use might impose a limit on the file size for broadcasted slide shows. Internet connection You need to be connected to the Internet or have access to a broadcast site on a server with the Office Web Apps installed in order to use this feature. Important: Anyone with the link to your slide show can view it! If an invited audience member forwards the link to someone else, that other person can view your slide show as well, provided that they have access to the service.
Here are some things to consider before you broadcast your presentation: A PowerPoint Broadcast Service is available in PowerPoint 2013 and later for folks who have a Microsoft account (,, msn.com, ). To use this service, a broadcast site must be set up by the site administrator and audience members must have access to the site. During the broadcast, you can pause the slide show at any time, re-send the URL to attendees, or switch to another application without interrupting the broadcast or displaying your desktop to attendees.Ĭhoosing a broadcast service The Broadcast Slide Show feature requires a network service to host the slide show. You can send the URL for your slide show to attendees by e-mail. You send a link (URL) to your audience, and then everyone you've invited watches a synchronized view of your slide show in their browser. In PowerPoint 2010, the Broadcast Slide Show feature in PowerPoint 2010 lets you share a slide show with anyone, anywhere, over the web. A Microsoft account (,, msn.com, ) can be used with the Microsoft PowerPoint Broadcast service in PowerPoint 2013 and later. Note: You'll need a hosted broadcast service provided by your organization to broadcast your PowerPoint presentation to a remote audience.
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