Can I make a VCD of my slideshow? and how?

[Guest]

I have made a presention slideshow in Power point and was wanting to play it
in a DVD player. So I was wondering if I can make it as a VCD and if so how?
I do not have a DVD Burner.

 

[Guest]

You will need to convert it into video format then burn it onto cd-r/rw.
Check this out:
http://www.awesomebackgrounds.com/powerpoint-to-video.htm
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[Mitch Gallant]

After you convert your PPT presentation to a video file (AVI, WMV or MPEG
etc..) you can then burn this onto VCD.
Most CD burning software can create VCD disks. This type of disk can contain
roughly 1 hour of video with roughly the same quality as a VHS tape. The
video is encoded as MGEG-1.
The nice thing about VCD is that you can play it on almost all DVD players
and also you can play it on older Windows computers with older CD-drives.

Alternatively, SVCD is considerably higher quality video on a CD (about 40
minutes) but is encoded as MGEG-2 and therefore needs a corresponding DVD
decoder to play on your PC. Again, most current DVD players will handle
SVCD.
- Mitch Gallant

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