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How Do You Record Yourself While Presenting PowerPoint
Online communication is gradually becoming the primary means of communication for users. Nowadays, many users are more inclined to record live PowerPoint presentations with narration and timings than the traditional PowerPoint presentation.
In this case, some users might raise similar questions.
"How do you record yourself while presenting PowerPoint? If possible, can you record a PowerPoint presentation as a video?”
If you've found your way to this page, it's a clear sign that you're on the right track. This step-by-step guide aims to help you record live PowerPoint presentations using either third-party tools or Microsoft's built-in features, then export the recorded PPT presentation as a video.
Way 1. Record Live PowerPoint Presentation via Screen Recorders 🔥
The first recommended and most efficient way to record live PowerPoint presentations is to utilize professional screen recorder like EaseUS RecExperts. This utility not only allows you to record specific PowerPoint presentation slides or the entire PPT presentation, but also provides a video editing feature.
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- Record PPT presentations with your face, sound, or audio using webcam, camera, micro
- Offer the full-screen recording, selected region recording, schedule recording, auto-stop & auto-split options
- Provide video/audio editing, video/audio file import, microphone noise reduction, etc.
- Export recorded PPT presentations in the MP4, MOV, FLV, MKV, AVI, or GIF file format with a high quality
Step 1. Launch EaseUS RecExperts. There are two modes for screen recording. Choose "Full Screen", this tool will capture the whole screen; choose "Region", you will need to select the recording area manually.
Step 2. After that, you can choose to record the webcam, system sound, or microphone as you like. Of course, you can turn them off if you only need to record the silent screen.
Step 3. Then, you can click the red "REC" button to start recording. Now you will see a menu bar on your screen. If you want to pause the recording, click on the white "Pause" button; to end the recording, click on the red "Stop" button.
Step 4. After recording, you will be led to the recording list interface. Here you can view or edit your recordings easily.
Way 2. Record Live PowerPoint Presentations via MS Built-In Features
Microsoft PowerPoint releases a feature named Record that can record your PowerPoint presentation or a single slide, capturing your voice, link gestures, and video presence. This PPT presentation could be stored in video format, making it easier for the online audience to access.
- Warning
- Please note that while Microsoft PowerPoint's Screen Recording feature is a useful tool to record a presentation on Zoom, it does have some limitations. For instance, it cannot record narration and timings, so keep this in mind when planning your presentation.
Step 1. Open the PPT file that you want to present > click Slide Show > select Record Slide Show.
Step 2. Select Record from Beginning or Record from Current Slide according to your situation.
Step 3. By default, PowerPoint records both video and audio. Please click Record. After this process, you can Stop recording.
Step 4. To export your live PowerPoint presentation as a video, click File at the top left > select Export > choose Create a Video. The video will be automatically saved as an MP4 file.
Conclusion
How to record live PowerPoint presentations with narration and timings? In theory, MS PowerPoint's built-in feature is also feasible. Nevertheless, it cannot work for users who want to edit their captured PPT presentation videos. Therefore, seeking help from a leading screen recording tool like EaseUS RecExperts might be your top choice.
FQAs about How to Record a PowerPoint Presentation
This section also lists several relevant tips about PPT recording. If needed, please get an overview of them below.
1. How to record a presentation on Zoom with PowerPoint?
As stated earlier, you can make good use of the built-in features of Microsoft PowerPoint to record a Zoom presentation. Naturally, the optimal choice is to adopt EaseUS RecExperts.
2. How to record a presentation on Google Slides?
To make a Google slide presentation recording, you need to utilize Google Chrome on a laptop with a camera and microphone. Please refer to the following steps.
Step 1. Go to Google Slides > open your presentation > click Rec > select the Record new video button.
Step 2. Before beginning recording, modify the location and the size of the inset video frame.
Step 3. If you're ready to record, select the large red button at the bottom of the screen > follow on-screen instructions to operate.
Step 4. To pause recording, press the large red button at the bottom of the screen.
3. How to record a presentation on Teams?
Here are the steps: In Microsoft Teams, go to the Calendar tab > click Meet now > click More actions from the meeting control > click Start recording > click More actions and select Stop recording to finish the presentation.
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