Showing posts with label authorstream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label authorstream. Show all posts

Sunday, January 25, 2015

Win an iPad contest from authorSTREAM

PowerPoint sharing website authorSTREAM has come up with "Tweet and win an iPad" contest. The contest came just in time with the scheduled launch of Apple iPad on April 3rd.

You just need to tweet any of the tweets mentioned on their contest page or your own tweet having #PowerPoint and @authorSTREAM keywords to be eligible for draw of lots.


Prizes

1st Prize - An Apple iPad Wi-fi, 16 GB model and authorSTREAM Premium membership for one year

1st Runners up - iPod and authorSTREAM Premium membership for one year
2nd Runners up - iPod Nano and authorSTREAM Premium membership for one year

All participants will get authorSTREAM Video Credits worth $4!

Contest starts on 3rd April, 2010 and ends on 17th April, 2010. authorSTREAM has one more offer on the platter. If you have any feedback or just want to see authorSTREAM guys, here is an offer.
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Monday, January 19, 2015

authorSTREAM upgrades PowerPoint to video engine claims to be better than PowerPoint 2010

Online presentation sharing website authorSTREAM has announced an upgrade to their PowerPoint to video conversion engine. authorSTREAM lets you convert your PowerPoint presentations in WMV, AVI, FLV and MP4 video formats. Once converted videos users can send share them on YouTube via send to YouTube option or download on desktop to burn on DVD.

Prior to PowerPoint 2010, authorSTREAM was the only online option for converting PowerPoint presentations in video format. authorSTREAMs PowerPoint to video engine now supports embedded videos and slide transition effects.

Here is the comparison put up by authorSTREAM between PowerPoint to video capabilities of authorSTREAM and PowerPoint 2010:


Features
authorSTREAM
PowerPoint 2010
PowerPoint to Video conversion supportSupports video conversion for most PowerPoint versions (2002(XP)/2003/2007/2010)Supports video conversion only in PowerPoint 2010
Audio support in video conversions, created out of any PowerPoint presentation versionYesAudio compatibility issues are more often
Playing sound across selected slides YesYes, but when more than 1 audio file is inserted in a presentation and selected for specific slides, audio overlapping problems crop up
Transition sound effect YesNo
Preference to rehearse timings set for each slide (in case when slide contains some media)
YesNo
Video formats supportAVI, FLV, MP4 and WMVWMV video format only
Share presentation videos on YouTubeSend directly to YouTube (no need to download) Upload manually
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