Is it possible to convert html to video DVD format?

Hi Scott and welcome to E-learning Heroes!

It is possible and something a few users have done for various reasons.

You could use a screencasting program like Camtasia to record your presentation. Then, output that video as an .mp4 and produce on DVD.

You could also use a PPT-DVD utility to convert your PowerPoint file to DVD. Of course that would remove your Articulate-specific functionality and presentation templates you applied.

Here's a thread where some users discussed additional options.

Scott most TV now have a vga input, I would connect a laptop up to this and run it that way, or just record it via camtasia

You could try with Camtasia to record the presentation and then output .mp4 or some other format.

Then use DVD maker to copy them onto DVD.  check the possible solution

http://www.appgeeker.com/convert/burn-mp4-to-dvd.html

Great tool to have in your tool collection  

Here's another way it could work.

From the published Articulate output, each slide is a SWF file. There are any number of conversion programs available on the Internet that will convert SWF to MPEG (here's an example: http://techtips.salon.com/convert-swf-mpg-22271.html)

So you can convert each Articulate slide to an MPEG video file, then drop these clips in any video editor and render them as a single video file which can then be authored to a DVD.

Iin fact some video editing programs (Corel VideoStudio for example) can import SWF directly into the editor. What the final output quality would be I cannot say... and of course there would be no Articulate player, and Engage interations and quizzes would present their own problems.

Hi scott.

It’s possible scott there too many converter now that can help you i think “AVS video Converter” can help you.