PowerPoint to Video DVD for Windows

By Dongsoft
Trial version
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Transform your PowerPoint presentations into video files and burn them to DVDs.

PowerPoint to Video DVD converts PowerPoint presentations into video files and burn to DVD. Sharing your presentations with everyone. PowerPoint to DVD can nearly keep all the original animations and special effects in your PowerPoint file on the video file. And can attached the sound from microphone, CD player, and background music. You can all-in-one burn these video files to VCD/DVD disc that can play on TV or DVD players.

PowerPoint to Video DVD for Windows

By Dongsoft
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: October 19, 2006

Latest update: August 24, 2015

Version: 1.5

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows 95
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows NT

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP

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Total Downloads: 12,047

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1/5

2 User Votes

Didn't Do A Very Good Job!
ccmrmailSeptember 26, 2007
Pros
None
Cons
A waste of time. Besides making a video of the PowerPoint presention it all had a image of the folder to store it and images of other areas on my computer I wouldn't want people to see in a video. The software publisher needs to do some more work on this!
Summary
Works great for first try, after that forget it
drgnladySeptember 16, 2007
Pros
I liked that it seemed simple to use. This version gives you 15 "tries" but it means open the program 15 times and try it as often as you need while it's open or minimized.
Cons
It worked great the first time, although a little grainy on TV. I'll assume that's because of the difference in TV resolution, etc. However, each time I tried it after that I had problems -- either the program froze up or crashed. I tried to set up this DVD for two days, so lets not count how many blank disks were ruined in the process, and I checked them all.
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