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How can we import a powerpoint presentation into windows movie maker? In
fact, we can not possibly import a PowerPoint file into Windows Movie
Maker directly, as Windows Movie Maker does not support .ppt format.
Therefore, we can only import pictures or video (Given format) into
Windows Movie Maker. Notice that we can import pictures and pay
attention that we also save our slides as pictures. That’s the key point
to our solution. Follow my tutorial.
First, you need to save each slide in PowerPoint presentation to
pictures.
Open PowerPoint file, Click Office Button and then Save as >Other
Format>In the Save As Type, choose GIF or JPEG format and them click
Save. You will be promoted to choose if you want to export every slide
or just the current slide. Choose Every slide and open the folder, you
can find all the exported pictures.
Second, you need to import all your pictures into Windows Movie Maker
and edit them. It’s up to you to create a fantastic video.
But there are some defects of this methods.
First, you can not reserve all the animation and transition of the
original presentation.
Second, you need to spend more time to reedit the video as well as the
effect.
I strongly recommend a shortcut for you to get there.
You can download a software called 'Powerpoint to video'
(http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/ppt-to-video/), which can convert
powerpoint presentation directly to video with losing any animation and
trasition effect. It’s a demo, you can download for FREE! Don’t worry,
it’s very easy for you to handle, just follow the guidance.
fact, we can not possibly import a PowerPoint file into Windows Movie
Maker directly, as Windows Movie Maker does not support .ppt format.
Therefore, we can only import pictures or video (Given format) into
Windows Movie Maker. Notice that we can import pictures and pay
attention that we also save our slides as pictures. That’s the key point
to our solution. Follow my tutorial.
First, you need to save each slide in PowerPoint presentation to
pictures.
Open PowerPoint file, Click Office Button and then Save as >Other
Format>In the Save As Type, choose GIF or JPEG format and them click
Save. You will be promoted to choose if you want to export every slide
or just the current slide. Choose Every slide and open the folder, you
can find all the exported pictures.
Second, you need to import all your pictures into Windows Movie Maker
and edit them. It’s up to you to create a fantastic video.
But there are some defects of this methods.
First, you can not reserve all the animation and transition of the
original presentation.
Second, you need to spend more time to reedit the video as well as the
effect.
I strongly recommend a shortcut for you to get there.
You can download a software called 'Powerpoint to video'
(http://www.dvd-ppt-slideshow.com/ppt-to-video/), which can convert
powerpoint presentation directly to video with losing any animation and
trasition effect. It’s a demo, you can download for FREE! Don’t worry,
it’s very easy for you to handle, just follow the guidance.