how to convert powerpoint to video

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How to Save Presentation as QuickTime Movie in PowerPoint 2011 for Mac

Ok, after my frustating time seeking the answer to this problem, I came acrossed one link with the answer: Qucktime screen capture! I tried everything, and kept losing quality and time. I work usually on a deadline, and not finding this answer was killing me. I searched and searched and searched. But here is your easy solution with good quality and control which is as simple as 1,2,3...4

1) Open QuickTime, click File, click New Screen Recording

2) Click Record.

3) Open powerpoint and start slide show. (make sure you click screen to start recording)

4) Record, then edit in whatever movie editor you use. I use Final Cut.

But I think you can cut and edit in the QuickTime for Mavericks. Screen Capture is really awesome by the way.

Hope this helps.

Ron T.

Plus, you don't have to download busted programs that are suspect, you know?

Besides ppt to viedo, a mature ppt converter should also show the abilities of rendering and converting ppt to documents and ppt to images, as we need to deal with many document and image materials, like ppt to pdf, ppt to tiff.

Open the PowerPoint file in Keynote then; File > Export > Quicktime

I've tried to use the File > Export > Quicktime function in the latest version of Keynote, but custom transition timing is not preserved. Am I missing something? All it seems to do is use the default transition of 5 s per slide.

At this version of Keynote Quicktime export only provides the preset timing.