Corel Presentations X5 to VideoStudio X4?
by jmahun on Sat Mar 03, 2012 6:08 pm
Is there a way to import a Corel Presentations project into VideoStudio and then generate a video?
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Re: Corel Presentations X5 to VideoStudio X4?
by BrianCee on Sun Mar 04, 2012 4:36 am
Which Corel presentations do you mean ? - are they videos or images - please provide a link to the presentations in question so we can check them out and then answer your question.
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Re: Corel Presentations X5 to VideoStudio X4?
by jmahun on Wed Apr 18, 2012 9:03 pm
Sorry - forgot to turn on notification of reply.
What I want to do is convert a Presentations X5 slide show to a video file (wmv, avi, whatever). MS Powerpoint 2010 has a Save as Video option that creates an wmv file. Presentations doesn't so I'm guessing I'll have to save out each individual slide as a graphic, load them into VS X4/X5, and generate a video that way. This is a bit of jumping around - I'd think that since Presentations and VS X4/X5 are both Corel products, there would be a more integrated way to do this.
What I want to do is convert a Presentations X5 slide show to a video file (wmv, avi, whatever). MS Powerpoint 2010 has a Save as Video option that creates an wmv file. Presentations doesn't so I'm guessing I'll have to save out each individual slide as a graphic, load them into VS X4/X5, and generate a video that way. This is a bit of jumping around - I'd think that since Presentations and VS X4/X5 are both Corel products, there would be a more integrated way to do this.
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Re: Corel Presentations X5 to VideoStudio X4?
by teknisyan on Thu Apr 19, 2012 6:52 pm
Unfortunately, Presentations X5 do not have a Save as video option.
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