[RandomlyKnighted]

Hey everyone, so I know this may seem like a really simple question I just want to make sure I'm doing it right before I mess up a DVD. I want to burn a PowerPoint presentation to a DVD where any DVD player can load the DVD and it start playing. I know I can burn it as a data disc and can use it with a computer but I want to be able to play it on a DVD player. How can I do this?

All help will be greatly appreciated it.

[modi123_1]

Can't you save your slide show as 'png images'... then import them into windows movie maker?

I am staring at an option in Powerpoint 2010 that says 'save to wmv'. What version are you using?

[RandomlyKnighted]

I made it in PowerPoint 2007, but my laptop runs 2010.

[modi123_1]

Well there ya go then! Open in 2010... save as wmv.. burn to dvd.

[RandomlyKnighted]

Thanks for your help!

[Harvey Meale]

Hi RandomlyKnighted,

If you were having troubles with the above, you might like to take a look at the following article which summarises three excellent ways of converting your PowerPoint presentation to a DVD comptatible format.

• How to convert PowerPoint to DVD for free

Thanks,
Harvey

This post has been edited by Harvey Meale: 27 April 2011 - 02:45 PM

[sas1ni69]

The option to just burn it on as data is still always around though.

[cola2011]

PowerPoint to DVD Converter is a powerful PowerPoint to DVD software to convert PowerPoint to DVD video and turn PowerPoint into DVD. If you wonder how to put PowerPoint onto a DVD for playback on home DVD players, please have a try with this tool.


http://www.powerpointtodvd.net/