Transfering a Powerpoint to DVD form

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Does anyone know of a really good and easy to use program that transfers
powerpoint 2007 into a dvd format so that people could watch it on a dvd
player.
 
Does anyone know of a really good and easy to use program that transfers
powerpoint 2007 into a dvd format so that people could watch it on a dvd
player.
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I know PPT2DVD can convert your presentations to DVD format and with a
DVD burner your can preserve your presentations in CD and play it on
DVD player.
Hope this can help you.
 
Thanks so much. I tried the trial version of the PPT2DVD but couldn't get it
to work. I probably just honestly don't know what I'm doing with it though
since it didn't have instructions or anything. But basically I guess I need
two programs then if I understand right - the PPT2DVD and then burning
software is that correct?
 
Does anyone know of a really good and easy to use program that transfers
powerpoint 2007 into a dvd format so that people could watch it on a dvd
player.  
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Recently,there are many software which can convert ppt to dvd, such as
ppt2dvd. It enables you to convert ppt format to dvd format,which you
can watch it on a dvd player conveniently. The biggest strength is
that it can retain the original animations in ppt. At the sametime, it
operates very easy.
You can download a trial version form http://sameshow.com/powerpoint-to-dvd.html,
Hope it can help you. Good luck.
 
I also tried PPT2DVD and another similar program from Moyea. Neither of
them worked very well, so I did not pay for them. PPT2DVD would freeze up
in manual playback mode after showing several slides. Moyea had an annoying
flicker on the TV. But PPT2DVD does include burning software. An
alternative (though not perfect) solution is to convert the PP to JPEG
files and then import them into MovieMaker. You can then burn it to a DVD.
It plays automatically, but you can use the pause button on your remote to
stop each slide if you want to talk about them. As I said, it's not
perfect, but it's free.
 
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