Watch PowerPoint slides while talking

I'm sure you won't be unfamiliar with PowerPoint slides, but don't know if you think we can add a real person to the slides, which will not only avoid a lot of repetitive work, but also make your slides different. Here's a slide show with a video of a real person, along with a bunch of "stream masters".

The first step: Download and install "Stream master", the language selected for installation is Chinese (simplified); After the installation, double-click "CyberLink Stream Master 3.5" on the desktop to start the stream master, select the "Full screen Demo" Item type in the "Create New Project" dialog box, and then in the Presentation format, select cascading Style sheet, then click the Next button to select Layout template as 1 slides (left), click Next, set the audio and video object, click the Add button to join the slide presentation (Figure 1), and then click the Finish button to import the slide.

Figure 1

The second step: After the import will automatically switch the interface, at this point, the video setting on the left shows the image, the right side is the slide, click the "Enter recording mode" button in the upper-left corner to enter the recording state (Figure 2); Click the "Record" button and then the video capture device (digital camera, camera, etc.) and microphone to explain the current slide; When the current slide is finished, click the Next button to continue with the presentation, and during the tutorial, you can annotate the slides using the tools in the callout toolbar, which will be automatically recorded. When the recording is complete, clicking the Exit button prompts you to save it.

Figure 2

The third step: return to the main screen after the save, click to switch to the "make" option (Figure 3), in the "Properties" of the slide title, author and other information; The table of contents on the timeline is the name of a single slide, and slide 1 is arranged on the timeline by dividing the action on the slide into several parts. Video "On the track is the slide corresponding to the live video; Select menu Edit/background sound to import songs as background music for slides, and to adjust the volume of background music; Finally click the Play button to see the effect of the slide.

Figure 3

Step Fourth: Click to switch to the Publish option (Figure 4), select an encoding profile based on your actual needs, and then choose a release profile that you can publish as a Web page and choose "Presentation only on a web-based server", and packaged into an executable file to select "Single EXE on the local hard disk"; Then enter the subfolder name to publish it in a subfolder in the default directory, and then click the Publish button to save the file in the format.

Figure 4

Step Fifth: When you're done, ask if you want to see what's published. The left side is the video and slide titles, the right side is the content of the slide show (Figure 5), click on the "previous" or "Next" button, the video will switch with the slide, the two are synchronized; click Slides The title can also be seen in the corresponding slides and live video lectures, if published as a Web page format, the overall interface as shown in Figure 5, but the file format is different.

Figure 5

OK! Get up and get moving, and add a live video to your slides and believe this will definitely save you time and effort.