How do you control power point slide movemeng. ? Does it have to be hooked up to a laptop? Can aa Bluetooth reciver be used rather than a cable?
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If you are mirroring the laptop you will need to use the laptop keyboard or 3rd party remote connected to the laptop because the projector is only mirroring your display. IF you have converted your presentation into JPG to be played from a USB Memory stick or Micro SD storage then you can use the remote that is included with the projector to navigate your presentation.
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only in your lap, This product is a bullsheet, don't have support from the manufacturer, this projected image is the worst I see, even amazon dont respond for the product. this is a fraud !....
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To control a powerpoint show, it will need to be connected to a laptop or computer. If you have a remote for your laptop, you could use it to advance a show. I do not know the answer to your bluetooth question. Sorry about that!
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I believe you are talking about the old picture slides, and the answer is no. It is used with a computer and programs such as powerpoint. It can also project whatever you are viewing on your computer. However, it is not able to do individual slides.
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Sure.It project also ppt presentations and if connected via USB to laptop the presentation can be controled via remote control.
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honestly, that is where this pointer comes up a little short. It's functionality for things other than slide advance and pointing is sketchy. the intention is there, but depending on how often you are going to use it you might be disappointed. I use it for irregular presentations, but my partner upgraded because he presents elaborate powerpoints for a living.
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Yes it works fine but you can see only one slide at a time. If you have a computer--buy a slide scanner, from amazon of course, and scan and view your slides on your monitor or tv. Easy to do.
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This item is not electrically powered. You just put the slide into the viewer and hold it up to the light. An old fashioned, low-tech way to view your slides!
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Only in conjunction with your lapotop by mirroring the desktop. On it's own the P300 only supports the following media formats: MP4 / MP3 / WMA / OGG / WAV / AVI / BMP / JPG / GIF / TXT. To play a PowerPoint presentation from a USB stick you would need to first save the presentation as a series of JPGs, use the "Save As" function in PowerPoint to do this.
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Works wonderfully with PP and is extremely bright. We have had no problem with having to worry too much about darkening the room. I could not figure out how to get the projector linked with the computer to work the slide advance feature (I'm not too technically oriented). Solved the problem, however, for twelve bucks by picking up Oem Presenter with Laser Pointer and Powerpoint Presentation Remote Control Clicker (O-PRC-0130). It is really slick, with forward/reverse feature, plus a laser pointer. It works like a champ. Good luck. Cheers...Ed B.
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Yes. That is what I use them for. There is a USB port in the device (very nice, it keeps it safe and sound). I put the USB jack in the computer and it sets up in a few seconds. This way you can walk around the room and advance the slide from anywhere in the room. It has a good range. If you animate the slides then you can show what you want step by step. I also like it because it is small, you can barely see it (I keep it in my left hand which leaves my right free).
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Yes, I have used this is on my Mac computer and it worked using the HDMI port. If you have the remote control, it may or may not work, I ended up using the PC to change the slide. I have not tried it on my iPhone or iPad.
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First off, Maybe Ron's answer needs clarifying. Load the software to your PC this unit is not a camera of any sort! Then plug in the unit to your PC,I believe its a USB. Now if you have some SLIDES open the slide unit and insert into the unit from right to left, one slide at a time. Get more answers from the book or go online. Hope this helps.
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I think you have to have PowerPoint software loaded to play your file. I haven't tried but pretty sure it want work unless you have the engine loaded on a device to run the file.
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This is something that I do not use PSP for. If I am going to add music to a photo slide show, I prefer to use a non-linear editing program that is meant for that such as Sony's Vegas Movie Studio, or Corel's Video Studio Pro or even Adobe Premeire. This is mostly a photo editing program, and while adding music might be a possibility, I confess I have not done it with this because in my view there is not enough control.
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The TV can be used as a primary monitor. You will need to change the input source on the TV and have your computer connected via the appropriate video input (there are several options). There is also audio input capability if your PowerPoint includes audio too. I have hooked up my notebook and run slideshows using this model TV. Results were acceptable.
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The remote works the Power Point on the Laptop. If you have a projector connected it will do one or both however you set it up.
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If you can find it, the Dell X51 is excellent. With the right adapter, it can even run Powerpoint directly with a VGA projector. I used this feature extensively when I was lecturing. It's harder to get it to work with the current crops of PC. The Ipod Touch is an is another excellent standalone PDA, and easier synced with itune.
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I am not sure. I do not use Power Point. For a basic tablet it's great. I ordered four and we all like them a lot. We just play games and use the internet on them though.....