Wondershare PPT to Video
 | Wondershare PPT to Video Converter is a leading extraordinary PowerPoint to video converter. This fruit with unremitting effort can lead you to the accomplishment of viewing or sharing videos originated from PPT on video sharing websites, iPod player and plenty of modern digital products. It's needless for you to know a lot about multi-media and software programming. File Size: 7.1MB Developer: Wondershare Software |
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System Required
- OS: Microsoft® Windows XP/2000/2003/Vista
- 1 GHz Intel® Pentium® or AMD® 1600+ processor or higher
- RAM: 256MB (512MB Recommended)
- Microsoft PowerPoint version: 2000/xp/2003/2007
- Disc minimum capacity: 25MB for installation, 2GB required for conversion
- DirectX 8.1 or above
- Windows-compatible video card with at least 1024 x 768 screen resolution and 16bit color
- Windows-compatible sound card (Recommended)
Here are traits of Wondershare PPT to Video
Unbelievable speed of running. Import files faster. The file is showed in filelist immediately when selecting a file.
Large amount of output formats and devices as below are clearly put together in a listbox for users to choose.
MPEG-2 MPEG-1 MP4 AVI WMV QuickTime FLV iPod iPhone BlackBerry Pocket PC
Zune PSP 3GP Apple TV
Configurable properties for each PowerPoint presentations, such as frame rate, resolution, quality, encoder,transition time, sound added and output layout.
Easy Steps to Get Started
Only several operations produce a video with high quality you are satisfied.
Step one: Import presentation files to filelist in the center of window, you can also remove them.
Step two: Choose a format or a device to output, set the profile and write in output folder path.
Step three: Lastly click START button to convert.
Coming next I will give a brief introduction of profile settings for you.
TV Standard: A certain kind of television standard used in your country.
Video Standard: For different TV standard the available video standards vary. Different video standards define different video resolutions and aspect ratios.
Aspect Ratio: An aspect ratio is the ratio between the width and height of a film image. The number denoting width comes first, and the height portion of the aspect ratio is always written as 1. A motion picture's aspect ratio often appears on the back of the DVD or video box.
Resolution: The resolution refers to the number of distinct pixels in each dimension that can be displayed.
Frame Rate: The frame rate says how many images of a movie are displayed every second a movie is played.
Encoder: Encoder is a program that encodes (reconstruct the data of file) the video file.
If you are clear with these glossaries, you can make any kind of setting.
Want to try it? Go to the link below.