Overview
What is PowerVideoMaker for PowerPoint 2000?
PowerVideoMaker is a perfect solution for converting Powerpoint to DVD-quality video in WMV, AVI or MPEG format. It preserves text,animations, graphics, transitions, audios and narrations from the original PowerPoint.
In depth
A closer look at PowerVideoMaker for PowerPoint 2000
PowerVideoMaker is a perfect solution for converting Powerpoint to DVD-quality video in WMV, AVI or MPEG format. PowerVideoMaker preserves text,animations, graphics, transitions, audios and narrations from the original PowerPoint. PowerVieoMaker supports audio files that play across multiple slides or animation effects. PowerVieoMaker is remarkably simple to use ,even if you have no experience. Everything that you need to do is easily and quickly accomplished through an intuitive user friendly interface. With PowerVideoMaker, you can use PowerPoint as a video-production tool,PowerVideoMaker can convert PowerPoint to AVI video, convert PowerPoint to Mpeg video and convert PowerPoint to DVD compatible MPEG2 and VCD compatible MPEG1. In a few steps, you can convert your ppt to movie and distribute your presentation to anyone, whether they even have a computer or not.
Requirements
System requirements
PowerPoint 2000,DirectX 8.1
Verdict
Should you download PowerVideoMaker for PowerPoint 2000?
PowerVideoMaker for PowerPoint 2000 runs on
Windows 10/11
and is available under the
Shareware
license
— the installer is 10034 KB.
We’ve catalogued it under
Multimedia and Presentation.
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At a glance
PowerVideoMaker for PowerPoint 2000 specifications
- Last updated
- Feb 10, 2025
- Requirements
- PowerPoint 2000,DirectX 8.1
- License
- Shareware
- Operating system
- Windows 10/11
- File size
- 10034 KB
- Price
- $99.95
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- 621
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