How do I burn a PowerPoint presentation w/ audio from a music CD to a disc?
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You might consider using windows movie maker.  If you save the slides as pictures you can import them into movie maker, add music and have your own slide show with music in the background (you can also do effects like fades between slides). You can them put the final video on DVD or cd.  Hope that helps, let me know if you have any more questions.
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Burn it using a dvd-r cd's
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Simply rip the cd using your windows media player.\nBe sure to change the rip setting so it converts to mp3, you can adjust for quality or small size.
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Clone DVD will do the trick. But it saves it in VBO's which Power DVD Player will recognise.\nYou could then use Video Redo to convert it to mpeg if you wanted to since you don't seem to want to burn a copy.
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When you save your powerpoint presentation, choose Save As Type ... Power Point Show (pps).\n\nAlternatively, rather than saving the document, choose Package For CD from the File menu, and then choose to Copy To Folder. That will ensure all linked files are saved in the same folder as the presentation itself. Then, just upload the folder.
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copy or store it into the hard disc of the PC then open in Paint and save it as JPG format, or copy all to the power point save as JPG clips
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aslong as its not a dvd file you can do this\ndowload a version of "easy cd creator"\nand then just add the file as a  "data file"\ngood luck
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Use Windows Movie Maker.  It is standard on most computers, look for the .exe file in the Program Files on you hard drive, there should be a sub-folder named Movie Maker.  Take each slide in your PowerPoint presentation and cut and paste it from the slide sorter in PowerPoint into Microsoft Paint, saving each slide as it's own image, and then use Movie Maker to put the images together to make a video.  I don't know what the quality will be like, and the video will be saved as a .wmv file, so you will need to convert it to an .avi file.  You can download software that will do that for free for 30 days at movavi.com or smartsoftvideo.com to name just two programs.
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You're going to need a tape player that has a line-out jack. From there, you can plug it into the line-in jack of your computer, and use a WAV editor to save the audio tape contents to an audio file. (Play the tape as the WAV editor is recording.)\n\nFrom there, you can take the audio file and burn it to a disc using Windows Media Player or any other number of media players.\n\n(Although, for all that trouble - it might just be better to buy the compact disc. If the tape is worn, that will reflect in the audio recording on the disc, unless you go through great length to remaster it.)
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Get a software to do it, like AMAZING CD & DVD  BURNER which you can find on www.downlad.com
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if you're using nero get  the first option burn a cd Audio that means that his going to convert the mp3 song on your hard drive to .cda onto the cd got it...
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If you have WMP, rip the CD. Insert a blank Cd, and make your track to burn. (WMP is Windows Media Player.)
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Using the drop-down menus at the top of your PowerPoint editing screen, select "Insert" and then click "Movies and Sound". You can then select the source of your sound file "Sound from File". You will get asked if you want to start it Automatically or Mouse Click. This will put a small speaker on the screen. You can move this somewhere out of the way and will not actually show in your presentation (unless you selected the mouse click).  If you right-click the speaker, you can then edit the object. Here is where you can set it to loop until stopped and set the volume.
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Record a wav file into your PC and put that file onto Compact Disc
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You need to do two things: 1) convert the files into a cd-audio compatible format. 2) burn them to a cd. Many cd writing programs will do them both for you.\n\nIf you don't have a cd burner, you need to do that before you go any further.  If you have one, then you have two options:\n\n1) Buy a commercial DVD burning program like Nero that will make the process painless.\n\n2) Do it for free using the following instructions:\n\n1) Download and install burnatonce (http://www.burnatonce.com)\n2) Open the program and click the menu item Mastering > Audio CD\n3) Click "Add Files" and select the MP3's you wish to burn to the disc. The program will add a 2 second pause between tracks unless you uncheck that option.\n4) When finished click "Compile".  The program will create temporary decoded audio files of the mp3's (this will take a while depending on the speed of your computer).  When it is done it will ask you if you want to 'load it into main'.  Say yes.\n5)  Finally, click the big "Write" button.  It will burn your CD and you are finished!
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Don't use Windows Media Player.  That's for burning audio CDs.  You're making a data CD, so use Windows XP's built-in data CD writer.  \n\n1. Pop in a blank CD-R.\n2. Wait for the computer to recognize the disk and select to open a folder to write the files to.  Alternatively, you can open the CD-ROM drive through My Computer.\n3. Once opened, simply drag the slide show into the folder.\n4. In the folder, go to File->Write these files to CD\n5. Follow the onscreen instructions and just sit back and wait.\n6. When finished burning, test it out and see if it works.
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In PowerPoint 2003 the command prompts are:\n\nINSERT - \n\nMOVIES & SOUND - \n\nMOVIE FROM CLIP ORGANIZER / MOVIE FROM FILE.\n\n\nBe careful if you want to burn the PPT onto a CD.  If you run the movie clip from your own PC it will work fine, but it is a little different if you want to embed the clip for CD burning or emailing purposes. If you do that make sure your file import size is not capped and test it on the other system before you do your presentation before a crowd.\n\nGood luck.