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What's the best way to upload a voice memo to Google Slides?

1. Open your Google Slides presentation in your web browser.
2. Click the slide where you want to add the voice memo.
3. In the toolbar, click "Insert" and then select "Audio."
4. Select the “Upload from your computer” option and choose the audio file you want to add to the presentation.
5. Wait for the file to upload and click “Select” to insert the voice memo into the slide.

Can I record a voice memo directly in Google Slides?

1. Open your Google Slides presentation in your web browser.
2. Click on the slide where you want to record the voice memo.
3. In the toolbar, click "Insert" and then select "Audio."
4. Select the “Record Audio” option and allow Google Slides to access your microphone.
5. Click “Record” to start recording your voice memo and “Stop” once you're done.

What audio file formats are supported by Google Slides?

1. Google Slides supports audio files in MP3, WAV, OGG and FLAC formats.
2. Before uploading an audio file to Google Slides, make sure it's in one of these formats to avoid playback issues.
3. If your audio file is not in a supported format, you can convert it to MP3 or another supported format using audio editing software or an online tool.

Can I edit the voice memo once I've uploaded it to Google Slides?

1. After uploading the voice memo to Google Slides, click the speaker icon that appears on the slide.
2. This will open the audio sidebar, where you can edit the duration, volume, and other settings of the voice memo.
3. Once you've made your edits, click "Done" to apply the changes to your voice memo.

Can I add subtitles or transcriptions to the voice memo in Google Slides?

1. To add captions or transcriptions to your voice memo, you can use a text box on the slide or add notes related to the audio in the sidebar.
2. If you want to include subtitles on the same slide as the voice memo, create a text box and type the transcript manually.
3. If you prefer to include the transcript in the slide notes, you can write it in the sidebar and then reference it during the presentation.

Is there a way to improve voice memo quality in Google Slides?

1. Before uploading the audio file to Google Slides, make sure the recording quality is as high as possible.
2. Use a good quality microphone and choose a quiet place to record the voice memo.
3. If your audio file has blemishes or background noise, you can use audio editing software to improve its quality before uploading it to your presentation.

Can I play the voice memo on loop in Google Slides?

1. When the voice memo is selected on the slide, click the speaker icon that appears.
2. This will open the audio sidebar, where you can turn on the “Loop” option to have the voice memo play continuously during the presentation.
3. Once you've turned on loop play, the voice memo will automatically repeat until you stop the presentation.

Can I share the Google Slides presentation with the voice memo included?

1. Click the “Share” button in the upper right corner of the Google Slides screen.
2. Set permissions for the presentation, then click “Copy link” to share the URL with others.
3. Once you share the presentation, anyone with the link can play the voice memo included on the slide.

Can I download the presentation with the included voice memo from Google Slides?

1. Open the Google Slides presentation that contains the voice memo.
2. Click “File” in the menu bar and select the “Download” option.
3. Choose the file format you want to download the presentation in, such as PowerPoint or PDF.
4. Once the download is complete, your presentation will include the voice memo and will be ready to use outside of Google Slides.

Can I control the playback of the voice memo during the presentation in Google Slides?

1. To control playback of the voice memo during the presentation, click the speaker icon on the slide.
2. This will open the audio sidebar, where you can make playback settings, such as starting, pausing, or stopping the voice memo.
3. Additionally, you can use keyboard shortcuts, such as the space bar, to control audio playback during your presentation.
4. Once you've finished adjusting playback, close the audio sidebar and continue with your presentation.

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