Title: How to Convert PowerPoint to Video (Step-by-Step)
Headings: How to Convert PowerPoint to Video (Step-by-Step)
How to Convert PowerPoint to Video (Step-by-Step)
Why convert PowerPoint to video?
It keeps your presentation the way it was intended
Video is more accessible and shareable
People love videos!
What is an MP4?
Option #1. Convert PowerPoint to video
Video quality
Setting recorded timings and narrations
Properly using PowerPoint animations
Option #2. Save PowerPoint as video
How to record and set timings for your video
1. Set a default number of seconds per slide
2. Set transition timings to advance your slides
3. Use the Rehearse Timings command
4. Use the Record Slide Show command
Conclusion
What’s Next?

Content: According to marketing gurus, just mentioning the word ‘video’ in the subject line of an email increases the click-through rate by 19%. We human beings naturally love a good story because it conveys a message on an emotional level; and videos are very effective for storytelling, especially in contrast to written text or even images. Since people’s decision-making process is often based on emotions, turning your presentation into a video can be very convincing. What is an MP4? MP4 is short for MPEG-4 Video, and is a universal video format that plays on any device. When converting PowerPoint to video, you can choose between the MPEG-4 Video ​
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file format (MP4) or the Windows Media Video file format (WMV), as discussed below. The two main advantages of MP4 for your videos are: It’s a pre-compressed and compact file type format (so it’s small)
It plays on just about any device
When converting PowerPoint to video, I highly recommend using the MP4 format unless you have a specific reason not to. To learn more of the advantages of the MP4 format, see this Quora thread here.