I teach a birdsong class in Austin and use PP. I am interested in the
opinions given here on how to import the playing spectrograms into PP more
professionally, but I have generally gone with the low tech, no frills
method of, just switching back and forth between PP to Audacity or
Ravenlite. This allows me to play parts of the spectrogram or slow the
calls down etc.
Interesed in Austin,
jeff patterson
Travis Audubon
Austin, Texas
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From: "Benjamin M. Clock" <[email protected]>
To: "NFC-L" <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, February 08, 2013 1:42 PM
Subject: Re: [nfc-l] Importing playable spectrograms into MS powerpoint?
Andy,
Another good piece of Software for capturing the scrolling spectrogram out
of Raven that I have had success with is called ScreenFlow. I have used
SnapzPro in the past and I like ScreenFlow a lot better. The exported
videos can be embedded in your PP project.
Playing the scrolling Spectrograms definitely makes a talk a lot more
dynamic than listening to sounds while looking at a dark screen.
Good luck,
Benjamin M. Clock
Macaulay Library of Natural Sounds and Video
[email protected]
On Feb 8, 2013, at 2:21 PM, Andy Martin wrote:
Hello NFCers,
I am preparing a talk about Recording NFCs to give to my local bird club
in a few weeks. I don't have a lot of experience with Powerpoint but was
wondering if anybody out there has incorporated spectrograms (for my
purposes, generated through Ravenlite) into a powerpoint presentation?
My thinking at this point was to do a regular presentation with photos and
some graphics with powerpoint, close that down and open and project
Ravenlite on screen (with external speakers from laptop) to finish the
talk with some NFC examples. Seemed the easiest way to go for my level of
experience with computers and also I would especially like to be able to
project the Ravenlite time scroll bar, thinking that will help my audience
pinpoint when to expect the sound.
However, if its easy to incorporate a playable spectrogram directly into
Powerpoint, that might work better and give a more logical flow to the
presentation.
Anybody on the list dealt with this issue?
Thanks for any advice.
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