I have produced a number of slide presentations with voice over using a
microphone and got satisfactory results. I spent a lot of time on another one
using same technique but the output volume is very low even when the speakers
are set to max. Does the recording level effect the output level ? Is there
any way to change the audio volume level for the slide show I have produced
? The narration quality was set at max level during the recording.

QSS

some how you need to get the sounds out of powerpoint - "normalize" them,
then put then back in your presentation.

If you "Save as HTML" or "Publish to Web" (both on the FILE menu in
powerpoint)

follow the prompts - then powerpoint short export a series of WAV files.

You then need an audio editor like
http://www.audacity.com

to "normalize" or "up the volume" level

Cheers
TAJ Simmons
microsoft powerpoint mvp

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"QSS" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have produced a number of slide presentations with voice over using a
> microphone and got satisfactory results. I spent a lot of time on another
> one
> using same technique but the output volume is very low even when the
> speakers
> are set to max. Does the recording level effect the output level ? Is
> there
> any way to change the audio volume level for the slide show I have
> produced
> ? The narration quality was set at max level during the recording.