Click Slide Show > Record Narration. Then set the microphone quality. Once
you are done, click ok. You can then record your narration for each slide.
The timing for each slide will also be saved.

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> I am trring to record audio for a large conference we have coming up
> where we will have guest speakers coming up and giving their
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> recording the slide transitions and timing? Any aftermarket
> hardware/software that can do this.
Steve Rindsberg - 08 Sep 2006 18:37 GMT
> Click Slide Show > Record Narration. Then set the microphone quality. Once
> you are done, click ok. You can then record your narration for each slide.
> The timing for each slide will also be saved.
And to take it a step more:
Use the Link to Sounds option so you get a series of independent sound files.
ALSO record the proceedings using a high quality microphone/sound system.
Then if the original sounds don't work out well enough, you can go back to the
pro-quality version, locate the section that corresponds to the sound for the
slide that PPT recorded and create a new file to replace PPT's version.
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