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Manual transitions of ppt on TV

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Jman - 04 Oct 2006 01:49 GMT
I am interested in putting a ppt on a dvd or mini-dvd to play on a
television.  I will not be the only one presenting, so I am wondering if
there is a way to have manual slide transitions, because I am not sure how
fast people will talk.  Not normal presenters, so getting them to practice is
most likely out of the question.

Thanks
Bill Dilworth - 04 Oct 2006 13:12 GMT
This is one of the problems with converting PPT to DVD.  You loose the
PPTness of it.

I suppose if you have a good knowledge of the content, you could make solid
use of the pause function on the DVD, but I do not believe this can be
triggered from the disk.

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>I am interested in putting a ppt on a dvd or mini-dvd to play on a
> television.  I will not be the only one presenting, so I am wondering if
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> Thanks
Steve Rindsberg - 04 Oct 2006 17:23 GMT
> This is one of the problems with converting PPT to DVD.  You loose the
> PPTness of it.

Leading to PPTness envy?

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TDunn - 04 Oct 2006 16:22 GMT
If you are familiar with DVD authoring this isn't too tough.  Convert the
slides to images and import into your DVD program.  Each image can be a
chapter.  Just make the timings more than long enough to speak through.  If
you need builds, each build will have to be another slide image.  Otherwise,
converting to video and making friends with the pause button can also be an
effective solution.

Bill....I like that....."PPTness"

..............TD

> I am interested in putting a ppt on a dvd or mini-dvd to play on a
> television.  I will not be the only one presenting, so I am wondering if
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