Does anyone know of a free program where I can record a Powerpoint presentation?

Question

If possible, WMA, MP4, or Quicktime format.

Answer 1

Yes. If you have Microsoft Office and SP2, you have Windows Movie Maker - whether you know it or not. Try the Start Menu -> Search function for Movie Maker.

Then export the PowerPoint slides each to an image (sorry, animation isn't an option, except via WMM transitions and its few animations), and load them in. From there, it's easy.

Good luck and have fun.

Answer 2

Go for Shellback Bill's suggestion. Open Office is exceptionally good when compared to Microsoft Office. It's more powerful and can view, edit and save in many more formats that Microsoft Office. I have just (four days ago) used Open Offices version (Impress) to do a slide show with over 50 images and recorded the show to CD. It works well both with my PC and my DVD player (for TV Viewing). I had to get it to work with DVD Players as the CD has been taken to Canada for somebody. One of the best sites to get it from is www.computeractive.co.uk or alternatively try www.download.com

Answer 3

The most popular program that does this is Camtasia Studio. It records video from your screen, plus you can record audio with it, which could be narration, etc. This all goes into an MPEG file that you can play like a movie.

There's a free version called Camstudio. I don't know how well it works, but what the heck, for free it's worth a try! You can find it at camstudio.org.

Answer 4

check out something called power video maker on Download.com I use this program to convert my power point presentation to a CD ROM disc that I can play in any DVD player. I think at first it will convert the file to some thing manageable like an mpeg file then I just burnt it to a cd with Nero. I hope this helps.

Answer 5

Open Office is a free suite of programs like Microsoft Office.

Most of the programs are fully compatible with their Micro$oft counterparts.

It has a presentation program like Powerpoint , but I have never used it.

http://www.openoffice.org/

It's free give it a shot.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Well, you can use Microsoft powerpoint. You get a free trial too.

Answer 8

the best way i could tell you is going to depend on which operating system you're working on. but seeing that i believe everyone SHOULD be on a mac, i will answer your question accordingly. ;)

the easiest way i could think of is to use a screen cap program. like Screen Mimic ( https://www.polarian.com ). it's a great program allowing all kinds of options for recording.

BUT...if you're on winblows (opps....sorry, i mean windows).....you're going to have to find another program since Screen Memic is only Mac. here...i did a quick search and found this one (plus it's free)

site link:
http://johnbokma.com/softwarerecommendations/bulentsscreenrecorder.html

or, direct download link:
http://johnbokma.com/softwarerecommendations/InstallBSR_v15a.exe

Answer 9

what you can do is save all the images of the slide in the system in any format like bmp,gif and then using moviemaker make a movie

Answer 10

Nope