Webconferencing

[NOD32]

For my webcasting .ppt i have to make it in video format. how? :banana: :banana: :banana:

[Lordilla]

do you mean that you want to convert ppt to video? if so, i can suggest one program for this purpose (the one i use actually). you can find it here (http://www.geovid.com/Presentation_to_Video_Converter/).it has a free trial version, but it has a watermark :tired: ,so after some time of using it i purchased this tool. but maybe you just don`t care of this logo :ponder: :)

[bugsbunny]

have you found a solution except geovid presentation to video converter Lordilla mentioned? i have that software and it works really perfect! but it's too expensive for me :(

[Speedle]

do you mean that you want to convert ppt to video? if so, i can suggest one program for this purpose (the one i use actually). you can find it here (http://www.geovid.com/Presentation_to_Video_Converter/).it has a free trial version, but it has a watermark :tired: ,so after some time of using it i purchased this tool. but maybe you just don`t care of this logo :ponder: :)

Hi folks! I apologize I'm late. But I just wanna to say that I like geovids progs too. "Presentation to video converter" is very nice tool. Since I have it I can make video from ppt every time I want. It's very useful and all.

[fatron]

Have you considered just using Windows Media Encoder (free) and using the capture screen option? Start recording, run your presentation (with or without audio), then stop recording. When you're done, you have a wmv file of your presentation.

[stalker145]

Depending on your equipment (in my case FX and EX Polycoms), you can simply plug your computer into the RJ45 jack (not the network, the other) and pull up the menu on the CODEC that will allow you to show PowerPoints directly from your computer terminal. It's not pretty (no ppt is) but it works.