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Warrior with Camtasia Studio - Make a quick $20

by Freddie Crossberg
4 replies
Hi,

I'm not at my main computer and need a Warrior with camtasia studio that can
record a video for me quickly from PowerPoint.

Slides and audio is already done. All that has to be done is to record the slideshow
with camtasia and save as an AVI.

If you can do this and want to earn a quick $20, please PM me

Thanks

Sam
#$20 #camtasia #make #quick #studio #warrior
  • Profile picture of the author Rensburg
    I am available.

    I have sent you a pm!
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  • Profile picture of the author Pluton
    Originally Posted by Sam Dunning View Post

    Hi,

    I'm not at my main computer and need a Warrior with camtasia studio that can
    record a video for me quickly from PowerPoint.

    Slides and audio is already done. All that has to be done is to record the slideshow
    with camtasia and save as an AVI.

    If you can do this and want to earn a quick $20, please PM me

    Thanks

    Sam
    Hi Sam,
    I'd be more than happy to do this for you and I don't want anything for doing it.

    I've not done it before but will give it a try.

    Regards,
    You'll have to contact me as I don't have the requisite number of posts to PM.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rensburg
    Ah I knew some Warrior would offer this for free. I am a bit short on cash (I am a university student at PUK, South Africa) so please accept my apology for not offering this for free.

    I do have an alternative if you want to do it yourself:

    I assume you are working on a computer with Windows Movie Maker.
    Open your presentation, select save as, select other formats, select jpeg.
    Powerpoint will export each slide as a jpeg. (works only if your slides have no animations appplied)
    You can now import the slides into Movie Maker and also add audio.
    Within Movie Maker you can adjust the time each slide is shown.

    Hope this helps!
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    • Profile picture of the author Freddie Crossberg
      That did the trick! Thanks for the help and the PM J,

      I studied in Pretoria as well some time ago. Please send me your PayPal email
      and I will send you the $20

      Regards,

      Sam

      Originally Posted by Rensburg View Post

      Ah I knew some Warrior would offer this for free. I am a bit short on cash (I am a university student at PUK, South Africa) so please accept my apology for not offering this for free.

      I do have an alternative if you want to do it yourself:

      I assume you are working on a computer with Windows Movie Maker.
      Open your presentation, select save as, select other formats, select jpeg.
      Powerpoint will export each slide as a jpeg. (works only if your slides have no animations appplied)
      You can now import the slides into Movie Maker and also add audio.
      Within Movie Maker you can adjust the time each slide is shown.

      Hope this helps!
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