How to Add Favorite Parts of DVD to PowerPoint for Presentation
Do you want to show specific segments of DVD video for your presentation? Many people like to present the nice moment on PowerPoint but fail. To embed a part of DVD in PowerPoint means inserting a DVD clip physically into an application so that it can play within the presentation. In most cases, embedding DVD in PowerPoint will end in failure. Microsoft PowerPoint supports many kinds of video file formats, such as WMV, ASF, AVI, and MPG. However, it does not support DVD VOB file.
One of ways to add DVD to powerpoint is to convert DVD to PowerPoint compatible video format so you can successfully embed DVD in PowerPoint. Now the following steps will show you how to add DVD to PowerPoint for presentation.
Download Clone2Go DVD Ripper, install and run it.
Load DVD files.
Click the 'open DVD' button on the above interface to add your DVD files. You can import the movie you like.
Define the to be converted DVD part
Few people would add the whole DVD file to powerpoint. Sometimes we just like to embed a small part of DVD to powerpoint for presentation. So you should intercept the DVD part you will convert. Click the 'start to trim' button and the 'stop to trim'button which are near the 'play' button to choose the DVD part.
Select right format for output video
Find out the 'Profile' list at the right down corner to choose DVD output formats MPEG or WMV.
Start Converting DVD
Click the 'start encode' button to convert. After the conversion, please click the 'Folder' button in the interface of Clone2Go DVD Ripper to get the output files. Then you can run your powerpoint and add the output files. The parts of DVD will present in it. You even can insert DVD in PowerPoint 2000, 2002, 2005 or even PowerPoint 95, 97.
Clone2Go DVD Ripper also rip DVD to 3GP, M4V, FLV, SWF, WMA, MP3, OGG, etc. Bwsides with the software you can also add DVD to PC or for your iPad, iPod, iPhone, PSP, Zune, BlackBerry, etc.
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