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Duration: 38:05 min / 43.6 MB.
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Thanks guys, this was really interesting!
One big question I have – what do you use to convert/export a PowerPoint presentation to a video file (do you recommend flv)? I have made a few of these before and have always found that when you have audio, the file sizes are HUGE, even for short presentations.
Use Camtasia on a windows or Screenflow on a mac.
On my Mac i export screenflow using custom flash settings and create a .f4v file then change it to .m4v choosing 780 x 440 25fps and 600 or 900 bps
You can compress files well using ‘Handbrake’
Thanks James, I am exploring Handbrake now! Have used CamStudio before (to make .avi files), and compressed with VirtualDub, but never really got those file sizes down by much.
I feel like I have done a lot of learning and am on the brink of actually producing something finally! All of this is very much appreciated.
when you get the settings just right you are golden!
hi, thanks for this. Im a programmer, looking for other things to earn money through marketing. Looking forward for your next post!
Hi Guys
Just trying to fine tune my settings after producing my first presentation. What software do you suggest to convert the .f4v files to .m4v?
Also, is there any way to access the PDF files for previous podcasts? Yes, I’ve signed up
Thanks – this has been an awesome ride!
Not sure what you would use to make that conversion. I start with .mov not flash.
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