However, for completeness, and in answer to your question, what I mean by “can all transitions/animations be used in a Package” is “do all the transitions (between slides) and animations (that can be applied to text and objects) function correctly when viewed as part of a PowerPoint Package (ie the viewer, pps and associated files bundled on a CD)”. My customer is now considering using MS Producer to pump out the PowerPoint presentation alongside the video material, so some of those questions are irrelevant now or have changed. I’m not sure what you mean by this one – Do you mean… can the presentation be saved as a single EXE file? or can the presentation be played back without powerpoint? or can it be played back with the free powerpoint viewer? The better the spec the better the playback.Ī3. WMV is my current 2nd choice.Ī2.I’ve no idea. MPG (true mpeg 1 format) is the safest for playback across a wide range of PCs (from windows 95 onwards). I hope this isn’t too demanding a post and sincere apologies if I’ve pushed the limits of your patience with so many questions!Ī1. Has anyone else had any experience of delivering training in this way and if so, could they share their experiences? Can all PP transitions and animations be used in a Package?Ĥ. What are the minimum specs for the target PC to view a PowerPoint Package with multiple video files? It is to be sent to around 100 stores in the UK, all with varying specs of PC!ģ.
What is the best/safest video format to use within PowerPoint? WMV, AVI? Does anyone have any good or bad experiences with any particular formats?Ģ.
This is the first time I have been asked to deliver video in this way so I’m keen to overcome any potential pitfalls sooner rather than later.ġ. Flash is a viable alternative although they prefer PP because of the wider skill base in house. The reason for choosing PowerPoint is that they want to be able to update screen shots easily as the software system is further developed. The Package will contain hyperlink buttons to different pages to allow the viewer to see the training section relevant to them. The training is in the use of a fairly simple computer system and will comprise multiple video clips, some narration, background music, screenshots and text/graphics. I am a long time PowerPoint user although I haven’t actually used it for a couple of years since quitting my job as a frontman for a software company and starting up a video production company.Ī client has asked for a short training video to be delivered via a PowerPoint Package. Recommended video format for PowerPoint Package Archived Content Recommended video format for PowerPoint Package
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