Microsoft Movie Maker

I have to do a presentation for a class that needs to be recorded onto DVD.
I want to add power point slides & a website to the video....any ideas how
to? Which disk are best to use? I bought DVD +R ones...will they work on a
dvd player?

Kara

For something like this, you may want to look at the Techsmith website.
Camtasia Studio does this easily.

Screen Capture, Screen Recorder, Video Hosting:
http://techsmith.com/


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Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience


"Kara T." <> wrote in message
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>I have to do a presentation for a class that needs to be recorded onto DVD.
> I want to add power point slides & a website to the video....any ideas how
> to? Which disk are best to use? I bought DVD +R ones...will they work on
> a
> dvd player?
>

"Kara T." <> wrote in message
news:F70963B5-4043-4BBC-97C9-...
>I have to do a presentation for a class that needs to be recorded onto DVD.
> I want to add power point slides & a website to the video....any ideas how
> to? Which disk are best to use? I bought DVD +R ones...will they work on
> a
> dvd player?
>
Kara,
If you wish to use DVD's for your task then the answer in my limited
experience is around 50% will work on both new and old players, but found
all those same DVD players tested could read -R types, so that is my choice
from now on.

Howard