Powerpoint on Flat screen - PPI?

[skratch]

For printed material i set up photoshop documents at 300ppi, for online
images, use 72ppi. If i am creating a powerpoint presentation to beused on a
plasma TV, what ppi setting should I use?

Thanks

 

[Troy @ TLC Creative]

The more important setting is to check the page setup of the presentation so
it matches the display size (aspect ratio). As example: more plasma and lcd
TV's are a widescreen aspect ratio, so the presentation should be changed to
match in the page setup to 16"x9" (there are other variables that can affect
this).



Here are a few posts on the topic:

http://pptblog.tlccreative.com/index.php/all/2007/03/31/going_wide_screen



http://pptblog.tlccreative.com/index.php/all/2007/04/02/other_widescreen_page_setup_options


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Best Regards,
Troy Chollar
TLC Creative Services, Inc.
troy at tlc creative dot com
www.tlccreative.com
======================================
A Microsoft PowerPoint MVP

 

[skratch]

Thanks!!

The more important setting is to check the page setup of the presentation so
it matches the display size (aspect ratio). As example: more plasma and lcd
TV's are a widescreen aspect ratio, so the presentation should be changed to
match in the page setup to 16"x9" (there are other variables that can affect
this).



Here are a few posts on the topic:

http://pptblog.tlccreative.com/index.php/all/2007/03/31/going_wide_screen



http://pptblog.tlccreative.com/index.php/all/2007/04/02/other_widescreen_page_setup_options


--
Best Regards,
Troy Chollar
TLC Creative Services, Inc.
troy at tlc creative dot com
www.tlccreative.com
======================================
A Microsoft PowerPoint MVP

 

[TDunn]

Make sure your source is sending a 16:9 signal (ex: 1280x720) to the display.
Otherwise, content with a Page Setup of 16:9 could be stretched even thinner
than sending a standard 10x7.5 (4:3) file if the source is 1024x768 for
example. This is one of the variables Troy refers to.

...............TD