Conversion of PowerPoint Presentation to other formats

Asked By sarmadmunir 30 points N/A Posted on - 04/01/2012

How can you convert your PowerPoint presentations to other formats so that you view them on your vcd player or in Windows Media Player?

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Answered By Chung Opi 5 points N/A #155103

Conversion of PowerPoint Presentation to other formats

If your presentation is in power point then you can’t watch that as video, until or unless, you convert them to AVI or WMV. There are many free powerful tools are available online, that converts these video for free.

Byte scout is very famous in this regard. IF this software is installed on your computer then by simply going to file menu and click, convert to AVI.

Then step by step different windows come and after few minutes your presentation will be converted to video mode that can be run on media player.

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Answered By Carl Jack 10 points N/A #155104

Conversion of PowerPoint Presentation to other formats

Hi,

You can use a software called the Acoolsoft PPT2Video Converter to convert your PowerPoint presentation into video formats using the following procedure:

• First of all you will need to download this PPT to Video Pro and then install it on your computer.
• After that you will launch it, and then click Import button to choose the presentation that you want to convert.
• After that you will need to select an output format for the video you want to generate.
• And then you will click Start button to start the conversion process.
• You can convert the presentations to the following video formats: MPEG, AVI, MP4, WMV, 3GP, FLV and MOV.

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Carl

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