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Posted by Richard Crowley on 04/02/06 21:01
"washer" wrote...
> When I videotape events such as town meetings, there are power point
> presentations that are not easy to view due to too small font and/or
> too much info on one page. I thought there must be a way to make or
> get
> a copy of the 'power point presentation' onto video tape. I would
> continue taping the presentor's discussion and then do a 'video insert
> edit' using the taped 'video power point copy' for a much clearer
> power
> point screen.
> Has anyone taped this type of meeting and found a good method to
> present the power point portion onto the video recorded tape so the
> viewer could easily read what is shown?
> I'm seeing more power point presentations at meetings and less
> 'slide type projector' presentations as it was most popular in the
> past.
I have produced a great many programs where I took the
presener's PPT file and exported each slide as JPEG.
Then you can drop the JPEG file into the timeline of your
video editing application at the point where they should
appear. It could hardly be easier.
Note Mr. Jandro's warning, however that many PPT slides
use fonts that are too small for viewing on standard-definition
TV.
Also watch out for slides that have text anywhere in the 10%
edges of the picture (i.e. outside the "safe title area").
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