Hi Peta,
I’m going to be with a client until later this morning, I’ll try to get back to
you later.
But quickly:
When you open the PowerPoint Slide Presentation in Keynote’09 does it play
through correctly? … slides at the correct speed, and with Audio (soundtrack)?
Also In Menu bar, View > Show Inspector - Under Document - Presentation: is it
self playing or what?
“
- Audio: does it show a soundtrack here
Delay: what does it have here?
Got to rush out now, I’ll get back to you when possible.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 27/09/2011, at 3:37 PM, peta wrote:
> Hullo again Ronni
>
> I have had another few "fiddles" with the PPS presentation. Basically same
> problem as yesterday - I do not receive the options to include "Fixed Timing"
> nor "Audio - include audio (sound files, movie audio), nor Include the
> slideshow soundtrack, nor include the slideshow recording".
>
> So, I can certainly watch the presentation on my Apple TV (yea!). However,
> there are no sound effects nor music.
>
> Not to worry, the first part is great and hopefully one day I will work out
> how to retain/include the sound effects/music.
>
> Many thanks again,
>
> Peta
>
>
> On 26/09/2011, at 5:29 PM, peta wrote:
>
>> Ronni
>>
>> Thank you so much for this advice.
>>
>> I have the latest version of MS for Mac 2011 and also Parallels; however I
>> decided to open the PowerPoint slide show in Keynote.
>>
>> I only had a half hour or so this afternoon to play around with this.
>> Things did not open quite as expected -
>>
>>> 3. Playback Uses: Recorded Timing (If you wish to keep the same settings as
>>> original)
>>> I normally change these settings to ‘Fixed Timing' to fit my slide
>>> durations etc … probably best if you leave the setting as is though.
>>
>> No option to choose "Fixed Timing".
>>
>> No option to "enter full screen mode when opened". No option to: Select -
>>>
>>> Formats: Full Quality, Large
>>> Audio: select - Include audio (sound files, movie audio)
>>> Include the slideshow soundtrack
>>> Include the slideshow recording
>>
>> Tomorrow I will start from the beginning by downloading the slideshow again
>> and following your steps.
>>
>> I will let you know how it all goes - I am sure it will be fine.
>>
>> Thank you again Ronni, have a nice evening. Nearly time for a glass of red!
>>
>> Peta
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On 26/09/2011, at 10:15 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> On 25/09/2011, at 6:05 PM, peta wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi - this is possibly way off the subject matter, but reading the links
>>>> today re youtube music catcher jogged my memory.
>>>>
>>>> Someone sent to me a PowerPoint slide presentation, which is very topical
>>>> for me and my family. I would like to convert this (if possible) to a
>>>> movie so I can play it through my Apple TV.
>>>>
>>>> Has anyone tried to do this? Or is it not possible?
>>>>
>>>> Thanking anyone who would be able to help me with this.
>>>
>>> Hi Peta,
>>>
>>> I’m ‘guessing’ you are using Keynote’09 to open the PowerPoint Slide
>>> Presentation?
>>>
>>> If so you can export the slide presentation to Quicktime movie format H264
>>> which Apple TV ’should’ be able to play.
>>> (I don’t have Apple TV so cannot test this out for you). I have exported
>>> numerous Keynote Slide Presentations of my own to Quicktime .mov and then
>>> created DVDs of them using iDVD for viewing on TV screens.
>>>
>>> 1. Open the PowerPoint Slide Presentation in Keynote
>>> 2. Go to ’Share’ > Export To Quicktime
>>> 3. Playback Uses: Recorded Timing (If you wish to keep the same settings as
>>> original)
>>> I normally change these settings to ‘Fixed Timing' to fit my slide
>>> durations etc … probably best if you leave the setting as is though.
>>>
>>> Select: ‘Enter full screen mode when opened'
>>>
>>> Formats: Full Quality, Large
>>> Audio: select - Include audio (sound files, movie audio)
>>> Include the slideshow soundtrack
>>> Include the slideshow recording
>>> 4. Click ’Next’
>>> 5. Save As: Name.mov
>>> Choose a Location for the saved .mov: Desktop
>>>
>>> 6. Click ’Export’
>>> Your Keynote Slide Presentation will be converted and exported to the
>>> location you selected.
>>> 7. Quit Keynote
>>> Choose whether you wish to save the changes you have made or not.
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Ronni
>>>
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