In Mac, select File > Export, set the video options, and choose “Export.”
Then, insert a blank DVD in your system.
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Then, in the app’s top-left corner, click “File.”
From the left sidebar, select “Export.”
On the right pane, choose “Create a Video.”
On the far right pane, you’ll see a “Create a Video” section.
Here, smack the first drop-down menu and choose “Full HD.”
This ensures your video file is high-quality.
The default is 5 seconds, and you’re free to change this to anything you want.
Afterconfiguring those options, click “Create Video” to start making your video file.
An “Export Video” window will open.
Here, choose the folder to store your video file in, and click “Export.”
In PowerPoint’s bottom bar, you’ll see the video making status.
When this finishes, your video file will be ready.
On Mac
Open your presentation with PowerPoint on your Mac.
From the app’s menu bar, select File > Export.
From the “File Format” drop-down menu, choose “MP4.”
You’ll now see a few more options appear on your window.
hit the “Quality” drop-down menu and choose “Presentation Quality.”
Then, at the bottom, click “Export.”
PowerPoint’s bottom bar will display the video-making process.
When the process finishes, your video file is ready.
Start by inserting a blank DVD into your setup’s DVD writer.
In your screen’s bottom-right corner, you’ll see a prompt.
Windows will guide you on how to do this.
In the menu that opens, choose “Burn Files to Disc.”
A “Burn a Disc” window will launch.
Here, smack the “Disc Title” field and enter a name for your disc.
Then, choose the “With a CD/DVD Player” option and click “Next.”
(Choosing this option ensures your disc plays on many media players out there.)
You’ll see a File Explorer window.
Here, drag the PowerPoint video file you created earlier, and Windows will burn it on your disc.
And that’s it.
Begin by inserting a blank DVD into your Mac’s DVD writer.
(If you don’t already have a DVD writer,Apple USB SuperDriveis a good choice.
Now, copy your presentation video and paste it here in this folder.
A window will open.
Here, enter a title for your disc and click “Burn.”
Your Mac will begin burning your presentation video to your DVD.
You’re then all set.
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