Noise Reduction on slideshow or image export

Hello, does any one know why the Noise Reduction does not work when creating a slideshow or exporting the image ? It simply ignores my noise reduction settings.

Which version of Lightroom are you using.

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    /___sbsstatic___/migration-images/126/12613196-1.jpg
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