Question

question 4 of 10
thomas is getting ready for a presentation. his slides are set, and hes clicking through them one last time to make sure everything is in order. unfortunately, hes discovered that one of the videos doesnt play correctly on one of his slides. what would you recommend that he do first to try to fix the problem?
a. figure out a new video to use.
b. copy the webpage of the video that you want to use.
c. go back to the source of the media to make sure the original files arent corrupted.
d. consider using different slide presentation software that can use videos.

Explanation:

When a video doesn't play correctly, checking the source for file corruption (Option C) is a logical first step. It addresses a common cause of media - playback issues. Option A (finding a new video) is premature without first checking the original. Option B (copying the webpage) doesn't fix the playback problem. Option D (changing software) is an extreme measure before ruling out file - related issues.

Answer:

C. Go back to the source of the media to make sure the original files aren't corrupted.