Save PP as Video format

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This question has been asked a ton of times, but I'm asking it again to see
what trusted info there is about converting PP to a video format that saves
all transitions / animations / timings / audio / etc.

Thanks for any help.
 
This question has been asked a ton of times, but I'm asking it again to
see
what trusted info there is about converting PP to a video format that
saves
all transitions / animations / timings / audio / etc.
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Hi David,

I myself prefer recording my presentation with Camtasia Studio 6,
www.techsmith.com, because it gives me a lot of editing and output features.

Steve's PowerPoint FAQ has a long article naming all the recommended and
not-recommended programs: http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00156.htm

Best regards,
Ute
 
Ute Simon said:
Hi David,

I myself prefer recording my presentation with Camtasia Studio 6,
www.techsmith.com, because it gives me a lot of editing and output
features.

Steve's PowerPoint FAQ has a long article naming all the recommended and
not-recommended programs: http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00156.htm

Best regards,
Ute
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I am sick of this nonsense.

http://www.wondershare.com/

This provides better output that Camtasia, a product that does not deal with
animations with sound well at all.
 
Well, I am used to converting PPT to video with the tool-Wondershare
PPT to Video (http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/ppt-to-video-
overview.html#10070). It has been two years since I began to use this
product. So, I believe it. Every time after conversion, the
animations, sounds, transitions, video clips and hyperlinks between
slides were retained. I think it is very convenient and efficient, for
it requires only a few mouse clicks to create a video with high
quality and fast speed.

By the way, Ute Simon said he prefer recording his presentation with
Camtasia Studio 6. In fact, I have also considered this way, but I
ultimately chose Wondershare PPT to Video, because I feel that the
price of Camtasia is too high for me.

Here is an article about 5 ways to convert PPT to video I collected
before. Maybe it will help you.
http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarg...ferral-5-ways-to-convert-powerpoint-to-video/
^_^ Good luck!
 
This question has been asked a ton of times, but I'm asking it again to see
what trusted info there is about converting PP to a video format that saves
all transitions / animations / timings / audio / etc.

Thanks for any help.
Click to expand...

Well, I am used to converting PPT to video with the tool-Wondershare
PPT to Video
(http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com/ppt-to-video-overview.html#10070). It has
been two years since I began to use this product. So, I believe it.
Every time after conversion, the animations, sounds, transitions,
video clips and hyperlinks between slides were retained. I think it is
very convenient and efficient, for it requires only a few mouse clicks
to create a video with high quality and fast speed.

By the way, Ute Simon said he prefer recording his presentation with
Camtasia Studio 6. In fact, I have also considered this way, but I
ultimately chose Wondershare PPT to Video, because I feel that the
price of Camtasia is too high for me.

Here is an article about 5 ways to convert PPT to video I collected
before. Maybe it will help you.
http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarg...ferral-5-ways-to-convert-powerpoint-to-video/
^_^ Good luck!
 
This question has been asked a ton of times, but I'm asking it again to see
what trusted info there is about converting PP to avideoformat that saves
all transitions / animations / timings / audio / etc.

Thanks for any help.
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I suggest that you use E.M. PowerPoint Video Converter V2.40, It can
quickly converts PowerPoint to video, audio and images, such as avi,
flv, 3gp, swf, mkv, mpeg2 ts, DVD, mp4, mov, mp3...
Source(s):
http://www.effectmatrix.com/PowerPoint-Video-Converter/index.htm
 
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