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Is there any other way that PP can be recorded other then Camtasia?

by Regional Warrior
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Hi Guys

Hey there , as the title says I need some help on the types of software that would record PPT/X files other then Camtasia, working on a project and need some names if any

Cheers

Jason
#camtasia #recorded
  • Profile picture of the author CDarklock
    Microsoft Office 2010 and later will record presentations.

    If you don't have that, Microsoft Expression Encoder is a free download which will record screencasts in much the same way as Camtasia.

    The free version will not save to MP4. You can either buy the paid version, use separate video conversion software, or upload the WMV file to YouTube as a private video and then download the MP4 through your video manager. I recommend the YouTube route, since I've got about a dozen of the other software options and YouTube is the one which strikes the best balance of speed and quality with the least effort. (It's also free, which is nice.)
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    • Profile picture of the author Regional Warrior
      Originally Posted by CDarklock View Post

      Microsoft Office 2010 and later will record presentations.

      If you don't have that, Microsoft Expression Encoder is a free download which will record screencasts in much the same way as Camtasia.

      The free version will not save to MP4. You can either buy the paid version, use separate video conversion software, or upload the WMV file to YouTube as a private video and then download the MP4 through your video manager. I recommend the YouTube route, since I've got about a dozen of the other software options and YouTube is the one which strikes the best balance of speed and quality with the least effort. (It's also free, which is nice.)
      Cheers Mr C
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  • Profile picture of the author chris3397
    Have you tried using the video creation feature within power point itself?

    using the animation and transition features will create a movie out of powerpoint and then just save it. it will save to a .wmv file. i use a free tool called handbrake to convert it to mp4 which is really easy to use.

    i just created a video 2 weeks back on how to use the animation and transition features to create videos. here's the link
    and here's 1 of my videos created entirely using powerpoint
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  • Profile picture of the author iambarbd
    Hi Jason,

    I use Screencast-o-matic.com.

    It's awesome and I've been using it for years.

    Barbara
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  • Profile picture of the author Jeff Lenney
    I use jing for 5 minute or less videos (Free), and Replay Video Capture for videos that require high def, or longer than 5 minutes (or both)

    I hope this helps! :-)
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