Just find a tool that can do it..
It's Presentation to Video Converter...
anybody tried it???

what?

Dare i ask why you would want to make such a conversion?

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Originally posted by Eddie
Dare i ask why you would want to make such a conversion?

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I would like to burn my presentation to dvd... to make it I should convert powerpoint into video... I hope Presentation To Video Converter help me...

Camtasia studio can do it.

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Originally posted by john-t
Camtasia studio can do it.

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Camtasia Studio has a special option to record power points and its really easy using a wizard. As its not free its best to go with a free screen recorder program

Or just do what aNILEator said to save confusing the hell out of her john-t?

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Originally posted by aNILEator
You could export each slide and re-create the slideshow in Windows Movie Maker, you can then insert transitions etc in there.

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I'd go the Movie Maker Route myself, fast and easy

Presentation To Video Converter

Yeah, Windows Movie Maker is by far the fastest method. You can burn it straight to DVD.

If your someone making an animation out of power point slides (a novice technique, but great if your bored on someone elses comp who only has Office.... ) (You make tones of slides and on each on you change it a little bit, its fun), you shouldnt use a conversion tool to convert to video, but to swf. Plenty of free tools out there for that.


I see no point in getting a PPT/PPS converter (to video)

Forgive my sarcasm but...

So..... if one has created a big presentation with all kinds of effects, graphs, etc, you (not pointing to someone in particular here though) suggest people to do it all over again in Windows Movie Maker slide by slide, effect by effect??? (with the big chance that you can't even do the things you want, like using a graph from Excel etc)

Sorry but that doesn't make any sense at all...
Its like suggesting to rewrite that AppleWorks document letter by letter in MS Word while you could just convert it....

Using Windows Movie Maker (just because "it can burn to DVD directly") makes no sense at all because there are tons and tons of freewares and sharewares which can convert Powerpoint presentations directly to video without any sweat...

like: 'powerpoint, video' or 'powerpoint, dvd', etc
eg: Free PowerPoint Video Converter, PowerPoint to video, Wondershare PPT2DVD, etc


Also note that a Powerpoint presentation is not a simple slideshow of pictures with a fixed resolution. Powerpoint saves pictures in a higher resolution than what you might see on your screen (provided the pics are in hires of course). This makes that the presentation will still be hires on another bigger resolution screen and not mangled up, stretched or blown up.

Use a dedicated converter if you want to create a decent DVD video out of a presentation. Don't attempt to recreate it in a video editing program (unless that program has a special option to import Powerpoint presentations of course).

Note: a presentation is not a plain old slideshow of your holiday pics; for that there are far better tools than Powerpoint...

Sorry you are wrong, windows movie maker can import powerpoint presentations straight off the bat .

No need for any conversetion, downloading or anything. Just import it straight in(Windows Move Maker 2 only i think.)

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Originally posted by mattisdada
Sorry you are wrong, windows movie maker can import powerpoint presentations straight off the bat .

No need for any conversetion, downloading or anything. Just import it straight in(Windows Move Maker 2 only i think.)

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Originally posted by CookieRevised
Don't attempt to recreate it in a video editing program (unless that program has a special option to import Powerpoint presentations of course).

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I was fairly sure you could... lemmie try again, ill get back to ya.

Hmmm, it appears i'm wrong. Dreafully sorry. Ill make it up to you Revise.... ill offer you an allmighty cookie, of cookieness.....

btw, Presentation to Video Converter has trial without any limitions!

wtf, this seems like *odd* advertising to me, just read her posts carefully again

Thread closed (the "problem" was solved already anyway )