PPS to DVD
Dec 19, 2012
By
Sean Speake
Hoping I can leverage the collective genius here...
I need to convert 4 powerpoint slideshows with audio, timings, animations, the whole shebang to some sort of format that will allow me to end up with them on a DVD playable in a commercial DVD player hooked to a TV, with some sort of introductory menu that will allow them to select the video they want.
I see all sorts of 'tools' when I google search, but most of those seem like invitations to installing spyware/viruses/crap on my system.
Has anyone had to do something similar?
Thanks!
sean
5 Replies
Sean, you can save your ppt with audio and animations intact to a wmv file and then you can convert it if you need/want to. I'm using PPT 2010...just "save as" and in the file type, choose .wmv. I did that and did post-production in camtasia for a previous project.
Hope that helps.
Holly
We've done that. Unfortunately, the audio comes out sounding a little tinny. I'm not opposed to it, just wondering if there are other solutions.
Have you used Camtasia to do a screen recording of the pps?
Would Screenr do the same thing?
sean
If you can save it to a file type that you like the sound quality to, convert it to an .avi file using Media Cope. Then, burn the .avi to disc using Xilisoft .avi to DVD converter.
Media Cope: http://www.mediacope.com/ (video converter)
.avi to DVD burner: http://www.xilisoft.com/avi-to-dvd-converter.html.
You can get both from www.downloads.com as well.
Jesse
You can convert any file to your desired format with top 3 tools. Tou can use Any Video Converter Free or WinX Video Converter for this purpose both works well....
Reference https://10bestresults.com/best-free-video-converter/
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