Question: As the title suggests. I have to put a GIF I made on Flash in a PowerPoint presentation. But when I run the presentation, the GIF runs on a dreadfully low frame rate. Is this issue fixed in later versions of PowerPoint? Or is there a fix to it in the 2010 version itself? Or if there's another software I could use to make presentations which run the GIF properly?

I did search for this, but I could only find forum queries which were unanswered.

Answer: 
Only because it hasn't been mentioned: Are you inserting the GIF file as an image? From experience, this results in slow, laggy playback with lots of dropped frames.

The solution?

Insert the GIF as a video file (Insert > Video from file) then set its properties to play automatically and loop until stopped.

That's it! ;)
**Here is the simple answer...**

Just get a newer version of powerpoint.

**A bit more of a helpful answer**

There is a way of accelerating the GIF by going to this website:
<https://ezgif.com/speed>

Or maybe trying to speed up the FPS in Piskel or Photoshop or something. I don't know *anything* about photoshop so i would just say use Piskel or ezgif