Insert video in my power point

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In my next ppt I try to insert video to make my ppt more attractive I going  to search google  HOW TO INSERT VIDEO IN MY PPT  ??? 

 You must be connected to the Internet when giving your presentation in order to access the video, but after you insert the link you can simply click it during a presentation to share the video
 how to ues it :
steps :


1.Go to Youtube.com and copy the link you want to insert into PowerPoint.

2.Open the PowerPoint presentation that you want to insert a YouTube link into.

3.Select the slide you want to add the link to and click the "Insert" tab from the toolbar at the top of the page.

4.Click the "Hyperlink" button from the "Links" section of the "Insert" menu that opens.

5.Select "Existing File or Web Page" under "Link To" in the box that opens.

6.Right-click over the "Address" bar and select "Paste." Under "Text to display" type a name for the video or leave it blank if you want to display the entire link in the presentation.

7.Click "OK." The YouTube link will appear on your PowerPoint slide.

 this link for more explain
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=video+in+my+ppt 

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