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James… thanks so much… will check out your product

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Thanks for your assistance

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Chris… Hi and Thanks… if you go to my files, you’ll see the file there…. thanks for the assist

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I have tried posting a file several times, but does not seem to go through

[Tod Geddes]

We do the same type of work… the easiest is to get a copy of the powerpoint presentation, open it and save it as a png or other still image and then save as individual slides as the program offers. These will be put into a new folder and can be added it to your editing when ever needed. Make sure you either have good audio cues or a partial view of the projected image to use as your editing cue…. we sometimes even use a second camera just to record the powerpoint for timing purposes

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Mark
Thank for your assistance… worked great!!

Thanks
Tod

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Thanks for the reply… guess I’m doing something wrong.
I have created a 16:9 black background, then I import the image and resize it to 1440×1080 then tell it to save and then remove that layer.

I then go to automate and run the batch with that action and then it just goes through and creates files for the 1440×1080’s but no 16:9 background

I very rarely use scripts or actions… so not the brightest with them lol

Thanks

[Tod Geddes]

You might try looking at the “Ken Burns Effect”…. there are a number of videos on it