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Synchronizing Video with PowerPoint
“Fortunately, online video presentation tools like KnowledgeVision are now emerging that are easy, affordable, and powerful. And I’m not talking about just dropping video clips into a presentation; I’m talking about a fully-synchronized reproduction of a presentation experience, with all the body language and nuance of the storyteller. Take a look at this 6-minute example (https://www.knowledgevision.com/demonstration) of an online video presentation and I think you’ll see what I mean.”
— https://blog.indezine.com/2011/03/putting-personality-back-in-online.html
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This is not really that new, there have been products allowing one to d this for a while now.
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It looks nice to use as a tool, but the pricing seems a bit expensive – not sure what the money is actually spend on?
I would be interested in knowing if anyone are using any competing software products to merge WMV and PPT into the same web page?
All the Best
Mads
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I just started using Camtasia Mac at work. They bring me PPTs with videos and we record their VO as it runs. I make a Flash presentation at the end of it which I burn to CDs for distribution. The video it outputs is standard MP4 so I could put it on a webpage by itself if so desired, or drop the whole Flash thing into a web page. I did need to make an alteration to the MIME types on the server – can’t remember now, I think it was XML.
Camtasia Mac isn’t as full-featured as Camtasia for Windows but it costs a lot less and I get to use it on my Mac. Adobe Captivate is much better still, much more powerful and you can create self-contained or SCORM compliant quizzes with branching, but it costs a lot more, has a steeper learning curve and is overkill for what I do.
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