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How about convert the PowerPoint to Video?
Wondershare PPT2Video I think |
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That's not a bad idea, but we were hoping to incorporate a person speaking in the video too, preferably using a green screen, since that's more engaging than just watching still slides. Is there a program that can do that?
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That would be completely different, I would say!
As to a software solution that would incorporate the green screen technology with PowerPoint?? First you'd need the green screen, then a good camera and then the software - and that, I think, would be a professional app, at a professional price!! If you were to try your local college or FE facility and go to their media department, they may have the green screen technology for rental! |
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I took your advice on the professional software route and did some Googling. I found a program called Instant Video Presenter - it seems like it does everything I mentioned, it includes a green screen, and is much more affordable than most other video options. There's a free 30-day trial too.
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