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I have been doing a lot of webcast projects lately. Most involve syncing a PowerPoint presentation with video of the presenter. One client's IT department needed more information to determine which format fit their needs best so I provided this quick ru…
Turning PowerPoint presentations into webcasts has become a fairly routine request. One of the more difficult aspects of recreating a presentation is knowing when the presenter advances the slide. This is critical in syncing video of the presenter with…
Thanks to Brad Hagen, owner of Video Resources, for showing me this nifty shortcut! On a recent project I was responsible for setting up an events internet cafe. Set up a wireless network, configure the dozen computers and set up with custom wallpaper,…
Earlier in the week I posted a reply on the PPT Newsgroup (A resource everyone using PowerPoint should take advantage of) on a fairly common question - "What should I buy for PowerPoint Presentations?" Of course my answer is 'the biggest, fastest and mo…
While researching an upcoming article I found this incredibly detailed illustration of the various display standards out there. Understanding the various display sizes is important when designing a presentation that will viewed on a non-standard aspect…
Just wrapped up work at the New York Auto Show (weather was perfect!). Here is the staging for the Acura meeting. The large screen in the center is a traditional (high-definition) rear-projection screen. All of the bars on the sides are called Versatube…
So the best way to assure (as much as possible) that linked movies play is to create them using a standard Windows Codec and use the most native Windows format (.wmv). The easiest way to accomplish this, reduce the file size and maintain quality is to h…
I am spending the week at the New York Auto Show working on press event presentations for both Honda and Acura. Tons of very cool presentation technology in action, but it just dawned on me how big of a mess I’ve created over the past two days. Here…
As a final thought on this three-part series, here is my top 10 list of the "other" programs that are a part of my arsenal of tools for developing PowerPoint presentations that are converted to something other than a presentation: - SnagIt: almost to…
Just received word that Camtasia Studio 3.1 will be released on January 18! I have been beta testing this new version for the past month and it has some fantastic options and results (many can be seen on the movie samples found throughout the TLC Creati…