Wondershare PPT2DVD 2.5.9
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Wondershare Software (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$99.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 10.36 MB |
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Wondershare PPT2DVD (formerly as PowerPoint2DVD) is a PowerPoint to DVD software that can convert your PowerPoint to MPEG or burn PowerPoint to DVD / MiniDVD and view them on your TV, complete with separate configuration of background music, video, slide duration, narration record, and templates. PPT2DVD support multiple PowerPoint files inserted, almost keep all the originals of your PowerPoint files, and has powerful burning engine. With this program, you don't have to have a computer to do your presentations with your PowerPoint files. Just a TV and a DVD player will do the job perfectly. Almost Keep All the Originals - Nearly all the PowerPoint originals can be kept intact. Multiple PowerPoints Supported - Support at most 8 PowerPoint files and can be customized respectively. Narration Record Function - Attach your narrations to accompany the whole PowerPoint or single slides.Smooth Video Transition/Effect - The smooth transition effect between videos can be supported by all types of Video Card. Unlimited presentation length - Convert presentation files of any size Support Output to MPEG Video - Directy output your PowerPoint files as MPEG format. MiniDVD Supported - Create miniDVD just with a regular CD and a common CD burner.Support Manual and Automatic Playback - Manual or automatic slides playback for you to choose from.Two Launch Methods Supported - Launch PPT2DVD from within PowerPoint or the Windows Start menu. Powerful Burning Engine - Multi-burning engine selectable, very simple to use.Background Music & Video Supported - Choose background music or video files for your PowerPoint DVD menu. More Formats Supported - Now, wma format of audio file and wmv, asf format of video file can be also supported. Simple to Use - Very intuitive interface and powerful but easy-to-follow functions.
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