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how to convert Powerpoint to youtube video

by sucan
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how to convert Powerpoint to youtube video? is it still a legitimate to upload such videos to you tube? I have to create information videos any suggestions on softwares or services?
#convert #powerpoint #video #youtube
  • Profile picture of the author BeenThereDoneThat
    I use Camtasia. It has a powerpoint plugin included. You can search
    for it on Google, get the 30 day free trial, it's fully functional for the 30 days. I think Youtube is a great place to upload them.
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    Originally Posted by sucan View Post

    how to convert Powerpoint to youtube video? is it still a legitimate to upload such videos to you tube? I have to create information videos any suggestions on softwares or services?
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    • Profile picture of the author VanessaB
      You should also think about using TubeMogul for mass distribution to multiple video sites

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      • Profile picture of the author Toby.T
        Originally Posted by DanielleS View Post

        You should also think about using TubeMogul for mass distribution to multiple video sites

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        Starting using this last night, hoping it turns out good for the site in my sig, I am hoping to generate more traffic this way.
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      Originally Posted by BeenThereDoneThat View Post

      I use Camtasia. It has a powerpoint plugin included. You can search
      for it on Google, get the 30 day free trial, it's fully functional for the 30 days. I think Youtube is a great place to upload them.
      Stef
      Plugin ?

      Can you show the link to the plugin please
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      • Profile picture of the author BeenThereDoneThat
        Maybe plugin was the wrong word to use. I think when I downloaded camtasia originally it asked me if I wanted the two programs to connect or interface. It works pretty well. At the end of making the powerpoint presentation it asks if I want it imported directly to camtasia.
        Stef

        Originally Posted by entry View Post

        Plugin ?

        Can you show the link to the plugin please
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        • Profile picture of the author Howard008
          Besides using screen capture software to do this, you can also use some PowerPoint to video converters to do this, like this one: Wondershare PPT2Video. It is specially designed for transfering PowerPoint files to video.
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        • Profile picture of the author Mukul Verma
          Originally Posted by BeenThereDoneThat View Post

          Maybe plugin was the wrong word to use. I think when I downloaded camtasia originally it asked me if I wanted the two programs to connect or interface. It works pretty well. At the end of making the powerpoint presentation it asks if I want it imported directly to camtasia.
          Stef
          I think its automatically installed with Camtasia.
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          • Profile picture of the author BeenThereDoneThat
            Yes, I went and checked on it to be sure. As you install camtasia there is a point where they ask you if you want it integrated with PowerPoint and you check a small box and it's handled automatically from there.
            Stef

            Originally Posted by Mukul Verma View Post

            I think its automatically installed with Camtasia.
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  • Profile picture of the author sanssecret
    Why would it be illegal to uploade PPT vids?

    The only software you need is PPT and screen capture software. Try camstudio, or BB Flashback express, both free and really easy to use.
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisHeggem
    QuickTime Pro also performs screen capture on Mac and PC. If you are on a Mac, I recommend ScreenFlow.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mukul Verma
    I second Camtasia.

    Powerpoint slides is completely acceptable, just make sure you related to your audience.

    TubeMogul is a MUST!!!!!

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  • Profile picture of the author kenetra
    Camtasia is the best in my opinion. It installs a "record" feature right into your PPT program. So here's what you do once you have Camtasia.

    1. create your PPT
    2. click record on top left toolbar
    3. talk into mic
    4. edit video if needed
    5. save it in Camtasia as .wmv, .mov or whatever you'd like
    6. upload that file to youtube
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  • Profile picture of the author zenmack
    I use Camtasia:

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  • Profile picture of the author tyroneshum
    You could also download a Powerpoint converter to make it a video presentation and be uploaded onto YouTube.

    I found this tip from here:

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    • Profile picture of the author peiprofit
      There is no denying that Camtasia is the best but if you want to spend 1/10th of the money you can make a perfectly good YouTube vid of a PPT with Jing Pro. The regular Jing is free but I am not sure if the format is a right for YouTube. JingPro is only like $15, I think.
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      • Profile picture of the author Winlin
        Originally Posted by peiprofit View Post

        There is no denying that Camtasia is the best but if you want to spend 1/10th of the money you can make a perfectly good YouTube vid of a PPT with Jing Pro. The regular Jing is free but I am not sure if the format is a right for YouTube. JingPro is only like $15, I think.
        I've tried doing this with JingPro but could not find a way to add background music... although I could add voice.
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        • Profile picture of the author rft123
          Jing will work for this well. It records audio via the microphone and the speakers, so if you have your microphone connected to your USB, then you would just have to speak into it in order for Jing to record it. At the same time, you would have your background music playing through your speakers.

          I haven't ever tried recording background music while I am speaking because I think that it might make it difficult for people to hear / understand what I'm trying to say.

          Hope that helps. Have a great day!
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  • Profile picture of the author Winlin
    "Power Point" to "Author Stream" to "YouTube" cost me $2.00 for Author Streams services... converted and uploaded to youtube within minutes of having the PP done.

    I agree with the Camtasia folks it's a great program, however I think it's at $300 bucks currently... a bit of an investment if you don't have the cash and are not sure how much you will use it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Hackbridge
    You can import PPT files into Windows Movie Maker. You add whatever you need to and then upload it to Youtube.


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  • Profile picture of the author derekhac
    I use windows movie maker with powerpoint slides as its simple to use.
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    • Profile picture of the author Winlin
      Below is a link to an article that turned me on to using authorstream . It's a quick read, whether you go this route or not.

      Very good thread topic by the way. I'll be looking at what the other warriors are suggesting too. I'm always looking for better ways to get things accomplished.


      How to Convert PowerPoint Presentations to Video Files (with Sound)
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  • Profile picture of the author Dominic
    I checked Presentation to Video Converter.I like it convers very quickly without any problems.
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  • Profile picture of the author tamilseo
    there are many ppt to video converter with cheap price. And some are free. search it in google
    ppt to video converter - Google Search
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  • Profile picture of the author Nathaniel and Owen
    Hey,

    Big thanks to everyone for their posts, had difficulty in this area myslef.I agree, although a bit pricey, Camtasia definitely delivers.
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  • Profile picture of the author Steve Ranger
    I'm using Powerpoint with Camtasia and each time I export I have a black outline around my Powerpoint presentation - it's driving me insane! Any ideas how I get rid of this?
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  • Profile picture of the author Dhira
    Thanks for the vid Hackbridge.

    I've been meaning to read up on making vids using windows movie maker ever since seeing it in a WSO or two...
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    • Profile picture of the author DeadGuy
      Another free option is Wink . Bunches of other uses for this as well.
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  • Profile picture of the author Howard008
    Regarding converting ppt to video, these are many free powerpoint to video converters at:
    Convert PowerPoint To Video: Guide To The Best Free Services
    If you are not care much about the conversion effect, you can use these tools.
    If you want to get the best conversion effect that convert your presentation with all the animation, music, and videos retained, please try Acoolsoft PPT to Video to convert your PowerPoint to youtube video .

    Originally Posted by sucan View Post

    how to convert Powerpoint to youtube video? is it still a legitimate to upload such videos to you tube? I have to create information videos any suggestions on softwares or services?
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  • Profile picture of the author zinally
    I am using this software to convert PPT to videos and it is FREE!
    PPT to Video Converter
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