Creating Dynamic Presentations with Streaming Media

Travis, Jim,Lichtenberg, Matt

ISBN 10: 0735614369 / ISBN 13: 9780735614369

Published by Microsoft Press, 2001

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Creating Dynamic Presentations with Streaming Media
• Publisher: Microsoft Press
• Publication Date: 2001
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0735614369
• ISBN 13: 9780735614369
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

With CREATING DYNAMIC PRESENTATIONS WITH STREAMING MEDIA, you don’t have to be a digital media professional to produce stunning digital media. This easy-to-follow handbook introduces Microsoft® Producer for PowerPoint® 2002—an all-in-one tool for turning ordinary slides, audio, video, and still images into impressive online presentations. From product demos to documentaries, e-learning to executive briefings, you’ll discover how to make your message come alive with rich streaming media you produce and publish yourself!

• Get professional production tips, tools, and how-tos—direct from the Microsoft Windows Media™ team
• Learn how to record high-quality, live video and audio
• Reuse your prerecorded material—from sound bites to Web content
• Easily edit and arrange your footage and files using the timeline tool
• Synchronize audio and video with slides
• Add scene transitions and special effects
• Stream your presentation—on demand—over any network!

About the Authors

Matt Lichtenberg is the online help author for Windows Media Producer and Windows Movie Maker, and he co-authored the Microsoft Windows® Movie Maker Handbook published in October 2000 by Microsoft Press. Before working at Microsoft, Matt worked as computer technical instructor at two universities, American University and University of Maryland University College, as well as at a non-profit agency in Washington, D.C. He also taught at Miami University (Ohio) while pursuing and ultimately earning his Master of Technical and Scientific Communication degree from Miami University (Ohio).

Matt Lichtenberg is the online help author for Windows Media Producer and Windows Movie Maker, and he co-authored the Microsoft Windows Movie Maker Handbook published in October 2000 by Microsoft Press. Before working at Microsoft, Matt worked as computer technical instructor at two universities, American University and University of Maryland University College, as well as at a non-profit agency in Washington, D.C. He also taught at Miami University (Ohio) while pursuing and ultimately earning his Master of Technical and Scientific Communication degree from Miami University (Ohio).