Re: PPT to DVD
- From: "Graham Hughes" <graham.hughes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 5 Nov 2005 14:59:36 -0000
If I was to do this I would use photostory 3, import all the slides
seperately and the stills. Use the facilities here, then export the movie
out as a wmv. (I'm not sure if a PPT can be imported into PS3, never tried)
The reason for this is PS3 is designed for editing stills, whereas Movie
maker is for video and often fails to do a good job with stills.
I would also buy a firewire card for my pc, they are so cheap and with the
expense of the wedding you don't want to ruin it now with the poor quality
of vhs, coupled with the difficulty in getting this into your computer adn
being able to edit it with MM. Most analogue captures are made to Mjpeg
format, which won't import to MM, is compressed again from the vhs which has
already lost lots of quality. You then would have to convert this to wmv or
dv-avi, which would lose more quality.
Anyway, my slant on what you want to do and the reasons why. If you wish to
carry on with your method, can you let us know what sort of analogue input
you have for your video, to advise on the method to go.
Did you read Papjohn's page on importing powerpoint presentations, because
it has many ways of doing it, and I can't think of anything else to add to
it???
www.papajohn.org > Importing source files > Power Point Presentations
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Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com
"skip" <wi1202@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>I am trying to make a DVD for my daughter that just got married. I
> have a power point show that we used for bridal shower, a multitude of
> pictures from the wedding and a video made with a Sony DCR-HC30.
> I want to import the PPT presentation to MM2. I don't want to have to
> do each slide separately if I can help it. Once the PPT is imported, I
> want to add on the video which has already be transferred to a VCR
> tape. (I don't have a fire wire connection) and then add the pictures.
> I was at Papa John's site and really didn't see anything to help out.
> If anyone has any suggestions, I am all sighted to read it.
> I am running XP Pros SP2, 1.5 G Ram, 80 Gig HD and a 1.6 MHz CPU.
>
> Dan (Still going in circles)
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