Wednesday, 2 December 2009

PowerPoint to DVD Creator

Microsoft PowerPoint has dramatically changed the way the academic and business presentations are made. Suppose you need to create PowerPoint DVDs, apart from very popular, the most common reasons that users want to burn PowerPoint slides to DVD are usability, portability, and storage. As soon as DVD is the best video format for all types of growing consumer applications, and peripherals, storage ppts to DVD makes good sense to store and share. PC-created DVDs can be displayed on other PCs that support the consumer DVD players or DVD (and, of course, some for your own pleasure and archiving.) Here I have recommend presenters using PowerPoint to DVD authoring and burning software. What I mean is that instead of just packing their presentation to a CD or DVD, and if necessary to carry or install on another laptop in an emergency, the burning of a true DVD movie disc with most of your content and spoken word recording, so your boss or your friends can show that on a standard DVD player or leave it behind for a client or the public after the show. The DVD movie disc may also be an interactive menu associated with each video you want to present, and when you output your PowerPoint slides as still images (File> Save As and change the file type to BMP, JPG or TIF), you can importing into the DVD as slideshows. And with DVD / VCD, you can confirm music and spoken text to support your slide show, which will really add to the atmosphere. A disc burned correctly as a DVD burner that will play in most consumer DVD drives and is easy to set in relation to a computer monitor or a large TV screen. Many programs will allow you to create a PowerPoint and DVD disc. On the low side, there's ProDVD PowerPoint DVD Maker. If you want a more practical tool, I recommend Wondershare PPT2DVD (http://www.ppt-to-dvd.com) Lu Lu, teaches, trains, and consults on business and professional presentations and eCommerce related matters.

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