Article to Video Converter for Windows

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Developer’s Description

Turn your articles to videos.

For the First Time In History, Article Marketing meets Video Marketing. Just copy and paste your article into our software and we'll convert your article into a LIVE TALKING video. Convert all your articles to videos in a matter of minutes. You can distribute these videos to top websites like YouTube, MetaCafe and top social networks to gain huge traffic.This version is the first release on CNET Download.com

Article to Video Converter for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: April 13, 2009

Latest update: April 13, 2009

Version: 1.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows NT
Windows 2000
Windows 2003
Windows 98
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows ME
Windows 10
Windows 95
Windows Server

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 9,851

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

2.7/5

3 User Votes

Works, but is a link to Article Video Robot
wizoomer95September 10, 2011
Pros
It works, and you can use it without signing up.
Cons
The program is simply an iframe to Article Video Robot, an online subscription service for the purpose of this program. You don't have to log in or sign up for a free trial of the service, but the program itself is misleading.
Summary
If you want to create a video from an article, one way you can do it is by: 1. Create a .txt file of the document/article. You an use Notepad for this. Split it into extremely short paragraphs and/or single sentences. Make sure you hit the return key where you want a new slide. 2. Open this file with PowerPoint. 3. Edit the Presentation to suit your needs. 4. Save it as a PowerPoint, and again as JPEG files. 5. Import all the slides into Windows Movie Maker (Install Windows Movie Maker 2.6 if you're running Windows 7.). 6. Extend all the slide's duration, and narrate the timeline. 7. Export the project to a .wmv file. 8. Upload the video to YouTube (optional). This way, you don't have to install this bogus software, and you can do it all for FREE (assuming you have PowerPoint on your PC). Otherwise, if you want to avoid the hassle of the process in Windows Movie Maker, simply save it as a PowerPoint in step 4, and use a program called RealShow (here on CNET.com) to do steps 5-7 for you!!
misleading
fsbokingMay 23, 2011
Pros
no comment
Cons
no comment
Summary
this is not a program but a link to an online subscription service. thr product appears to be great but this type of marketing is B-A-D!!!
works as described
love4softwareJune 19, 2009
Pros
i was able to convert my article to video with this software.. it even provided an automatic voice-over.. this is one amazing technology you have to see for yourself!
Cons
only allows up to 100 article to videos
Summary
works as described.. this is something really cool and new!