Powerpoint Mac to PC Slideshow problem

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I am trying to do a slideshow for my wedding on my Mac using Office v. X. I
saved the file as a Powerpoint slideshow, movie and I even packaged it and
in all 3 versions the timings are off (ie 5 seconds on the mac equal 0.5
seconds on a PC using XP). As anyone else experienced this problem and did
you find a solution?
 
I am trying to do a slideshow for my wedding on my Mac using Office v. X. I
saved the file as a Powerpoint slideshow, movie and I even packaged it and
in all 3 versions the timings are off (ie 5 seconds on the mac equal 0.5
seconds on a PC using XP). As anyone else experienced this problem and did
you find a solution?
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I am actually not a Mac user but do have some experience with
PowerPoint on PC.

Due to the coding difference on these two platforms, you slide show
may not be played
as the way intended. One common know error is the repositiong of
images on slide by "Copy and Paste".

My suggestions is to go to Flash, You can convert your wedding
slideshow to a Flash file so that it can played on
both platforms. In addtion, since it is Flash, so there is not need to
install PowerPoint or PowerPoint viewer on the computers. Any web
browser or free Adobe Flash player can view the converted webdding
slideshow.

You can use a Free converter to convert PowerPoint to static Flash
slideshow.
Open Office or Powerbullet Presenter
http://www.openoffice.com
http://www.powerbullet.com/

If you want to retain a animated Flash slideshow with
audio,transition, animations, you may need a commercial converter.
PPT2Flash Standard
http://www.sameshow.com/powerpoint-to-flash.html
 
King marsh is quite right, and my suggestion is convert your Slides to
Video format, so you can play with other devices such as DVD Player
\MP4\iPod and so on, you can also convert to MP4 or FLV video
format ,then upload to website like YouTube or MySpace, it's just a
piece of cake ~ but you must make sure the tool you used can run well
on your MAC operating system ~now let's take a short introduction
about the tool I'am going to tell you : (I strongly suggest you don't
purchase the product before you make sure it really fit for
you )http://www.sameshow.com/powerpoint-to-video.html
PPT2Video Converter Convert the dynamic PowerPoint presentation to be
real video show that can be run unattendant with continuous loops.
PPT2Video Converter is an all-in-one PowerPoint to video converter. It
can convert PowerPoint presentations to almost all popular video
formats such as MPEG, AVI, MP4, WMV, ASF, FLV, MOV, 3GP, 3G2. Ideal
for trade show, digital signature, in-store displays and ready for
video podcast.
1. Powerful:
Support Microsoft PowerPoint® 2000/2002/2003/2007
Support MPEG(MPEG-1,MPEG-2), AVI, MP4, WMV, ASF , FLV, MOV, 3GP, 3G2
Support PowerPoint to video batch conversion

2. Easy to use:
Intuitive and sleek interface, with 3-click simplicity
You don't need to know what formats to choose, let PPT2Video tell you
and do for you

3. Reliable:
Keep the exact timings, transitions, sound and movies, all in a sync
with the presentations.
Set the minimum duration of the static slides if you forget it in the
PowerPoint presentations

Output Types
AVI: Audio Video Interleave(*.avi)

MPEG-1: Moving Picture Expert Group(*.mpg)

MPEG-2: Moving Picture Expert Group 2(*.mpg)

MP4: Mpeg 4 Format for iPod(*.mp4)

ASF: Advance Stream Format(*.asf)

MOV: Quick Time File(*.mov)

WMV: Windows Media Format(*.wmv)

3GP: 3rd Generation Partnership Project(*.3gp)

3G2: 3rd Generation Partnership Project(*.3g2)

FLV: Flash Video(*.flv)

Video Capability
Support video clips in PowerPoint

Customizable display resolution

Customizable frame rate

Customizable bit rate

Customizable video encoder

Audio Capability
Support audio tracks in presentation

Add background music

Customizable audio sample rate

Customizable bit rate

Customizable audio encoder

Conversion Capability
Batch processing (Up to 8 files)

Support PowerPoint 2007

learn more :
http://www.sameshow.com/powerpoint-to-video.html
 
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