Aspiring Teacher
I'm a PC user - so bear with me.
On ppt on the PC, if you save the presentation as HTML, you can get the
audio 'out' of powerpoint.
see
Extract images and sounds from PowerPoint
http://www.pptfaq.com/FAQ00778.htm
Then you can 'downgrade' it - resample it to a smaller bitrate/quality mono
etc etc
Then you can re-insert the audio into each slide.
cheers
TAJ Simmons
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>I have created a ppt which contains 5 minutes of narration for a
> college class. This ppt is now over 50 MB!!!!
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> Thank you!
> Aspiring Teacher
bkovich@comcast.net - 30 May 2007 04:46 GMT
On May 29, 9:46 am, "TAJ Simmons"
<awesomebackgrou...@NOMORESPAM.nothing> wrote:
TAJ,
Thank you!!!
I followed your advice - extracted the sound files, deleted the
buttons that referred to them (which got my file size to 280 K,
instead of 50 MB) and then imported the files into iTunes with my
preferences set to .wav, 16 bit, 16 KHz, and mono and then created
buttons that referred to the new '.wav' files. This shrunk my file to
just over 7 MB!!!!!
Thank you! Now I can submit it to my professor.
I truly appreciate your help.
> Aspiring Teacher
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> > Thank you!
> > Aspiring Teacher
TAJ Simmons - 30 May 2007 14:50 GMT