ppt to quicktime

[Ron nave]

When exporting or saving ppt to quicktime... movie sounds are mis qued,
animations are very slow and is absoulute junk....... please help!!!!!!

 

[Jim Gordon MVP]

Hi,

PowerPoint's "save as movie" does a fairly good job for many
presentations, but as you can see it is not a perfect solution all the time.

When the "save as movie" feature is inadequate it's time to get out the
heavy iron. Get a copy of SnapZPro and you'll be able to record your
presentations exactly as they play. Added bonus - you might be able to
make backups of your DVD movies, too.

-Jim

 

[Guest]

You can use PowerPoint2DVD (http://www.powerpoint-to-dvd.com) to convert
your PowerPoint file to MPEG file and then use any video convertor tool to
convert it into quicktime format file.

 

[Steve Rindsberg]

You can use PowerPoint2DVD (http://www.powerpoint-to-dvd.com) to convert
your PowerPoint file to MPEG file and then use any video convertor tool to
convert it into quicktime format file.

Not on a Mac, you can't.

Alas, it doesn't require a Mac to spam.

 

[Phillip M. Jones, CE.T.]

Not on a Mac, you can't.

Alas, it doesn't require a Mac to spam.

The other day I asked about creating some type of movie that was self-runing on a
web site. I was crying the blues because Shockwave although easy to create cost
about $700.00. And quicktime movies created through power point were large, very large.

Someone here put me on to a program called impatica that converts PPT files to html
files you can upload to a website.

I have no idea what it cost. they make no mention of the price on their website.

I tried it out and for some reason (wonder why) you can only view the html file on
IE on your hard drive. you receive some weird Java exception. Though it does work
fine if you actually upload to server any web browser will work. I received several
Telephone calls from Tech support even though I as using the demo tryout. we traded
back and forth notes and I give them pictures (pdf's) and log files. They are going
to try try to find out what the bug is.

I would suggest people go to this site: <http://www.impatica.com>
download the demo. it create very small files and even the support files are very small.

as soon as I can find out the price I'll consider purchasing it. The tech support
person noted they gave a discount to non-profit organizations.

Might be worth investagating if you need this every day.

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[Steve Rindsberg]

Someone here put me on to a program called impatica that converts PPT files to html

files you can upload to a website.

I've heard good things about it as well.

 

[Jim Gordon MVP]

Hi,

It's been a while, but I think the last time I checked Impatica sold for
about $225 US per user. Don't hold me to that price, but it's probably
pretty close. I did not inquire about non-academic pricing.

-Jim