On a Windows 7 64-bit system, inserted video (mp4) in 2010 ppt, "Quicktime player unavailable"

Need to give a presentation on a Windows 7 64-bit system. Quicktime, latest version is installed. Get to the slides with video and when "loading ..." the video the message below the picture ends up being "Quicktime is unavailable". The video does not work, never starting. The video works in Quicktime on the Windows 7 computer no problem when playing in Quicktime directly and not trying to play it from the ppt. Video is an mp4. Need help.

Apple engineers generally don't read these forums. The best way to get information to them is to use the feedback page:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/feedback
or open a Developer account (the "Online" program is free) and use Apple's Bug Reporter (this is usually the best way for an issue like this but you may not want to open a Developer account just for this purpose).
Regards.

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