iSpring will preserve all animations, transition effects, sounds, and videos that may be in the PPT file but will not capture any rehearsed narration that may have been saved into the PPT file (this is available in the paid version only).
Output: the resulting SWF file when I tested this program was 720×526 in resolution it did not offer me any resize options. This is a powerful free PowerPoint extension that can convert PowerPoint files to flash (SWF) files. Burning to DVD: see “DVD Flick” in “Part2 below – Packaging the presentation to DVD”.Ģ. The DVD burner component, moreover, requires VOB or MPG files as inputs to author a DVD, but refused to burn my resulting presentations when I converted them to MPG. This program installs a media player and DVD burner in the program directory, and these cannot be uninstalled seperately. 
Experiment first to see if everything works out as you want it to note that in testing this application I have encountered instances where a visual element in the original presentation is incorrectly placed in the output video. PART ONE: capturing the “visual” part of the presentation. I am going to segment the process of converting a PowerPoint file into 2 parts: (1) capturing the visual part of the presentation, and (2) packaging it into a DVD. It took a while to research and write this post so if you like this post please Digg or Stumble it. While I use PPT to refer to PowerPoint files you could in fact convert any PowerPoint file extension that your version of PowerPoint supports (e.g. All of the methods described here require that PowerPoint be installed on your machine. PowerPoint to JPEG to DVD: using PowerPoint Image Copier (PPT to JPG) then authoring a DVD slideshow using DVD Slideshow GUI (JPG to DVD). PowerPoint to Flash SWF to AVI to DVD: using iSpring Converter Free (PPT to SWF) then using either SWF2AVI or CamStudio (SWF to AVI), and finally DVD Flick (AVI to DVD). 
PowerPoint to video to DVD: using “ EM PowerPoint to Video Converter Free” (PPT to AVI), then doing the DVD authoring using DVD Flick (AVI to DVD).
There is not a single free app that will do this however there are three “routes” illustrated below that you could take to achieve PowerPoint to DVD conversion using all free apps.
This posting will outline a number of options for converting a PowerPoint presentation to DVD using all free software.
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