[Tutorial]PowerPoint to DVD - How to Burn PowerPoint into DVD/Blu-ray Disc

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How to Convert/Burn Your PowerPoint Presentation to DVD/Blu-ray Disc?

Moyea PPT to DVD Burner Pro is a professional and powerful tool that enables you to perfectly convert PPT to Blu-ray/DVD, convert PPT to video (AVI, MPEG, FLV, 3GP, MP4, VOB, WMV, MOV, etc), retain the original music, animation, movie clips and transitions.

This guide will introduce to you how to import a PowerPoint presentation, edit and enhance it, and convert/burn to standard-quality DVD using Moyea PowerPoint to DVD Burner Pro.

Step 1 Import PowerPoint file(s) for conversion
After download and installation, run Moyea PowerPoint to DVD Burner Pro.

Click Add or Import to insert a PowerPoint file that you would like to convert to DVD. You can input up to 12 PPT files per conversion.

Note: If you want to make customization on slide and playback, do the following:

1. To edit slide property of a selected PowerPoint file, click on 'Customize...' to enter the Edit Slide Property interface. Double click on an item to rename a slide, adjust a transition, or reset a thumbnail for the PPT file. Click 'OK' to save the settings.

PowerPoint to dvd standard

2. To check playback mode of your PPT file, tick 'Play the slides automatically' and/or 'Play the slides manually' as you like.


Step 2. Set DVD parameters for the PowerPoint file(s)
Go to the Options menu. You can see the output format default to Standard DVD. Check the current DVD parameters to see whether they are correct.

1.Not sure which TV standard between NTSC and PAL/SECAM is applied to your country? Click on 'Help...' button in the Norm box, find your country from the following dropdown, and click 'OK'.

2.To reset the DVD mode for your PPT file, click on 'More...' in the Mode box. You can choose a MPEG format from Standard DVD, 480i, and 480p.

3.To change aspect ratio for the output, click on a radio check among 1:1, 4:3, 16:9.

If you want more customization on the file, in the Options menu, on the right, click on 'Advanced Settings' button.
PowerPoint to dvd standard
In the prompt Advanced Settings interface, adjust PowerPoint audio status, size of slides, layout and quality of video, audio codec, DVD language code, DVD menu parameters, and conversion status.


Step 3. Choose or customize DVD menus
Click the Menu ribbon to select or DIY a stunning menu for your DVD slideshow.

To change the default DVD menu, under the Select Menu Templates drop-down list, you can choose another template for your DVD slideshow, or press the Menu Creator button on the right to DIY one with more makings.

Select 'Main Menu' to set background, button style, caption, and other properties for selected presentation. Choose 'Title Menu' to select a playback mode for your DVD slideshow. To apply current settings to all the rest files, click Apply to all.

Step 4. Add music or narration for output DVD
To insert a sound or record a narration for your DVD slideshow, go to the 'Music' ribbon.
(music)


Step 5. Add trademark or avatar as logo of DVD slideshow
To add a special mark on your DVD slideshow, click on the "Logo" tab. Beside the 'Logo', you can also set the 'Video Layout'.

Under the Logo section, in the File (s) field, press "Add" button to input an image file, e.g. your company trademark, favorite avatar, as watermark (logo) for output DVD. This will personalize your PowerPoint work and protect it from prying hands.
In the "Video Layout" dropdown, resize and fill the file margin if necessary.

Step 6. Convert and burn PowerPoint to DVD

To burn the PowerPoint file(s) directly to disc, you should first have a DVD writer installed and a blank DVD inserted on your PC. Otherwise, the Burn to disc option will be NOT available. Alternatively, you can make an ISO file by ticking "Creating DVD image file". In the ISO file drop-down list, select a location for the ISO file from your local drive. In the Volume Label field, enter a label for your DVD disc.

Click Start to convert your presentations to DVD and then burn the output to a disc.