PPT to Video converter can turn any PowerPoint presentation into video without the need for Microsoft PowerPoint. PPT to Video lets you convert PowerPoint presentations (PPTs) to popular video formats such as AVI, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, MOV, MPEG-2, H.264,

MPEG-4, and FLV, and even to 1080p high definition (HD) video formats.

If you want to personally experience this software, here is an easy guide for you to follow. This guide will show you how to use PPT to Video converter about download/ register/ preview/ select profile/ destination/ advanced setting.

Part One: Download and Register PPT to Video

1. Download PPT to Flash by visiting here, install and launch it.

2. Input Register Name and Register Code and click “Register” button to finish registering. If you just want to have a free trial of the software, then you can just click the button “Register later”.

Note: If you do not have a license code yet, and you want to enjoy unlimited function, you may visit here to purchase one online.

Part Two: How to Convert PPT to MPEG, AVI, MOV, FLV

1. Load PPT files
Click File-> Add File(s) or directly click “”

button to load PPT files into PPT to Video Converter, and the file titles would be shown in the information list. Choose the file in the list and click “Open” button to load it.

Note: Ensure that you have sufficient space on hard drive to store the converted file.

2. Select output format
Click “Browse” to choose the output path.

Click “Profile” drop-down list to choose the output format.

If everything is ok, click “” button to start converting.

Note: iToolSoft PPT to Video converter can ehearse and include your own commentary, retain or add

background music to your presentation or remove them altogether, adjust the time interval between slides, and add your own logo before converting it to a video.

3. Preview
You can also preview with built-in video player with iToolSoft PPT to Video converter as following:

Part Three: Advanced setting of iToolSoft PPT to Video

You may enjoy advanced setting such as define destination of converted video; select action after converting as no action, open the file, shutdown; self define video profile as following:

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Part One: How to download and register DVD Ripper?
1. Download a DVD Ripper, install and run it.
2. Input Register Name and Register Code, then press “Register” button to finish register. You may also click “Try it” button to have a trial of it.

Note: If you do not have a license code yet, and you want to enjoy unlimited function, you may visit http://www.itoolsoft.com/dvd-ripper/buy.html to purchase one online.

Part Two: How to convert dvd to iPhone / iPod / Apple TV / PSP / Zune / Mobile Phone / AVI / MP4 / MOV / WMV / MPEG .etc in and easiest and common way?
1. Insert dvd disc into BD supported drive, then click “Add” button to load blu-ray disc as following:

Note: Ensure that you have sufficient space on hard drive to store the converted video.
2. Make some simple setting as following, select subtitle by pressing “Subtitle” list, Select output format by pressing “Profile” list, select output path by pressing “Browse”, then click “Start” button to begin ripping.

Note: DVD Ripper support rip and convert to almost all popular video and audio formats like AVI, MOV, WMV, RM, MP4, VOB, MEPG, DAT, WMA, WMV, MP2, MP3, M4a, AC3, AAC, AIFF .etc, so that you can enjoy them on iPod, iPhone, Blackberry, Creative Zen, Zune and other portable devices.
3. You may also preview with built-in video player or take snapshot as picture of blu-ray movie with DVD Ripper as following.

Part Three: Advance setting of DVD Ripper.
1. You may also enjoy advanced settings such as defining destination of converted video and audio; defining output format of snapshot as JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF; selecting auction after ripping down as no action, exit program, shutdown, hibernate, stand by; self define video or audio profile as following:

2. You may also find more useful function such as Clip, Effects, Merge as following picture.

Source:http://www.itoolsoft.com/blog/how-to-rip-dvd-movies-with-dvd-ripper-step-by-step%ef%bc%9f/

In the following chapters, we will show you a step by step guide of how to use Blu-ray DVD Ripper to download / register / preview / take snapshot / select subtitle / select profile / destination / ripping / advanced setting in the easy way.

Part One: How to download and register Blu-ray DVD Ripper?

1. Download a Blu-ray DVD Ripper, install and run it.
2. Input Register Name and Register Code, then press “Register” button to finish register. You may also click “Try it” button to have a trial of it.

Note: If you do not have a license code yet, and you want to enjoy unlimited function, you may visit http://www.itoolsoft.com/blu-ray-dvd-ripper/buy.html to purchase one online.

Part Two: How to convert Blu-ray or DVD to iPhone / iPod / Apple TV / PSP / Zune / Mobile Phone / AVI / MP4 / MOV / WMV / MPEG .etc in and easiest and common way?

1. Insert Blu-ray or DVD disc into BD supported drive, then click “Add” button to load disc, you may also press file menu to add ISO and IFO file either as following:

Note: Ensure that you have sufficient space on hard drive to store the converted video.

1. Make some simple setting as following, select subtitle by pressing “Subtitle” list, Select output format by pressing “Profile” list, select output path by pressing “Browse”, then click “Start” button to begin ripping.

Note: Blu-ray DVD Ripper support rip and convert to almost all popular video and audio format like AVI, MOV, WMV, RM, MP4, VOB, MEPG, DAT, WMA, WMV, MP2, MP3, M4a, AC3, AAC, AIFF .etc, so, you can enjoy them on iPod, iPhone, Blackberry, Creative Zen, Zune and other portable devices.

1. You may also preview with built-in video player or take snapshot as picture of Blu-ray or DVD movie with Blu-ray DVD Ripper as following.

Part Three: Advanced setting of Blu-ray DVD Ripper.

1. You may also enjoy advance setting such as define destination of converted video and audio; define output format of snapshot as JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF; select auction after ripping down as no action, exit program, shutdown, hibernate, stand by; self define video or audio profile as following:

1. You may also find more useful function such as Clip, Effects, Merge as following picture.

It is very interesting to rip a Blu-ray or DVD disc by yourself, right? To start ripping by clicking here
Source:http://www.itoolsoft.com/blog/rip-blu-ray-and-dvd-disc-with-an-all-in-one-software/

Part One: How to download and register Blu-ray Ripper?
1. Download a Blu-ray Ripper, if you don’t know the download link,you can Google “Blu-ray Ripper Tools” to find out it, install and run it
2. Input Register Name and Register Code, then press “Register” button to finish register. You may also click “Try it” button to have a trial of it.

Note: If you do not have a license code yet, and you want to enjoy unlimited function, you may visit http://www.itoolsoft.com/blu-ray-ripper/buy.html to purchase one online.

Part Two: How to convert blu-ray to iPhone / iPod / Apple TV / PSP / Zune / Mobile Phone / AVI / MP4 / MOV / WMV / MPEG .etc in and easiest and common way?
1. Insert blu-ray disc into BD supported drive, then click “Add” button to load blu-ray disc as following:

Note: Ensure that you have sufficient space on hard drive to store the converted video.
2. Make some simple setting as following, select subtitle by pressing “Subtitle” list, Select output format by pressing “Profile” list, select output path by pressing “Browse”, then click “Start” button to begin ripping.

Note: Blu-ray Ripper support rip and convert to almost all popular video and audio formats like AVI, MOV, WMV, RM, MP4, VOB, MEPG, DAT, WMA, WMV, MP2, MP3, M4a, AC3, AAC, AIFF .etc, so that you can enjoy them on iPod, iPhone, Blackberry, Creative Zen, Zune and other portable devices.
3. You may also preview with built-in video player or take snapshot as picture of blu-ray movie with Blu-ray Ripper as following.

Part Three: Advance setting of Blu-ray Ripper.
1. You may also enjoy advanced settings such as defining destination of converted video and audio; defining output format of snapshot as JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF; selecting auction after ripping down as no action, exit program, shutdown, hibernate, stand by; self define video or audio profile as following:

2. You may also find more useful function such as Clip, Effects, Merge as following picture.

Source:http://www.itoolsoft.com/blog/how-to-rip-blu-ray-movies-with-blu-ray-ripper/

Below there is a step-by-step guide for directly rip Blu-ray disc to PC:

Step 1: Load Blu-ray disc

Download and install iToolSoft Blu-ray to PC Ripper to your computer. Insert your Blu-ray disc to BD drive. Install and run the program, click “Add”, and it takes a few seconds to load your Blu-ray movie from target drive. When all the M2TS files are loaded to file list, check the main movie and leave the unwanted files unchecked. The main movie is distinguished by its length(duration). So check the largest M2TS file. You could preview it to convince yourself, by a double-click on the file. Right under the file list lies Audio option, where you may set languages to your mother tongue.

Step 2: Backup the Blu-ray discs to your PC

Click on the “Profile” bar and choose a disired one out o various customized output formats. Then set the position your cursor to the output path bar and specify a folder to save the Blu-ray movie. The ripper allows you to adapt video and audio parameters, simply click”profile settings” to customize the movie to whatever you like.

Step 3: Start ripping

Now that the settings have been completed, click on the “Start” button and iToolSoft Blu-ray to PC Ripper will extract the Blu-ray movie from Blu-ray files and output them on where you specified.

If you are interested in this program, please click here to download iToolSoft Blu-ray to PC Ripper for free trial.

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“Stop 0xED (UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_DEVICE).”

When it try to access the Windows 7 drive by booting the system in Windows XP, it gives me further error message stating:

“Disk is not formatted”

While accessing the command prompt in Windows XP, Windows gives me below error message:

“Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]

(C) Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>D:

Data error (cyclic redundancy check).

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>cd D:\users

Data error (cyclic redundancy check).

C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator>”

It was the most critical situation that I ever faced with my computer with Win OS. I never created a backup of my data and had no option but to perform Windows partition recovery on my own. I’ve tried below things with no luck:

Booted my system in safe mode and got Blue Screen.

Booted system with last known good configuration and got blue screen.

Started the system in Windows Recovery Console mode and applied chkdsk /r. After rebooting the system again got blue screen error.

Booted the system in Recovery Console and applied Fixboot command and same thing happened on reboot.

I tried to access my hard drive by attaching another Windows computer and faced same situation. The only option left was hard drive formatting, but I was concerned about my important data.

One of my friends suggested me to find a good data recovery program and thus I searched on Google for it and come up with AyRecovery Professional for home usage and AyRecovery Enterprise for commercial usage.
I find that a free demo version of the software is provided by vendor and thus download and install it on another system (as suggested on the website not to install the software on affected drive). I started scanning with the demo version and extensive scanning techniques of the Windows partition recovery application performed thorough scan of my hard drive and shown all recoverable data.

I got all my required data, thus activated the software after purchasing activation key and recovered all my valuable data. The software did not alter original data and performed quite safe Windows partition recovery. It has rich graphical user interface and thus pretty easy to use, even for the non-technical Windows users.

For more info, just click http://www.ayrecovery.com .

Packed with kinetic choreography (by Marshall himself), melodic songs, and a substantive story based on the classic 1963 Federico Fellini film, ‘Nine’ seemed destined to be an instant hit and strong Academy Award contender. Yet despite the considerable talent of a stable of sexy Hollywood felines, including Penélope Cruz, Kate Hudson, Nicole Kidman, Marion Cotillard, and Stacy Ferguson (better known as pop star Fergie) – as well as two grande dames, the ageless Sophia Loren and indomitable Judi Dench – Marshall’s visually arresting yet lumbering musical never comes close to meeting expectations, and ultimately ends up the kind of cinematic train wreck the film’s protagonist, celebrated Italian movie director Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis), fears his abstract next project will become. On a scale of one to 10, ‘Nine’ rates far below its eponymous number, and proves Marshall isn’t quite the musical Houdini we thought him to be.

Though largely unknown to mass audiences, ‘Nine’ nabbed five 1982 Tony Awards, including one for Best Musical, and I feel fortunate to have seen the show during its original Broadway run. As performed by Raul Julia and company, the stage version oozed style, creativity, and passion as it chronicled the creative crisis afflicting the narcissistic Guido, an Italian Peter Pan whose “body is nearing 50, but mind is nearing 10.” He’s been coddled, pampered, and worshipped by women since he was nine years old, and continues to recklessly juggle relationships with them to his and their detriment. Though he’s married to the lovely Luisa (Cotillard), a former actress whom he discovered, he fools around with the slinky, unstable Carla (Cruz), remains obsessed with his long-time muse, Claudia (Kidman), and is tempted to dally with an American magazine reporter (Hudson), all while trying to mount his next production, for which there’s no story, no script, and no concept. The ghost of his mother (Loren) and his trusted costume designer (Dench) try to keep him on an even keel, but as the pressure increases, so does Guido’s anxiety, hurling him headlong toward messy confrontations, painful self realizations, and a potential breakdown.

I love musicals, and wanted to love ‘Nine,’ but it only sporadically captivated me. Its sputtering story never really kicks into gear, despite another magnetic, finely-etched portrayal from Day-Lewis, and though its numbers possess plenty of pizzazz, they often grind the plot to a screeching halt and never allow it to regain steam. Marshall employs the same device he used in ‘Chicago’ – allowing the musical numbers to unfold in the imagination of the main character (in this case, Guido) – but the execution isn’t nearly as smooth. As a result, ‘Nine’ feels choppy, like a drama interrupted by a series of flashy music videos, some of which stoke the senses, while others are painfully (and surprisingly) dull. The numbers alternately salvage and sabotage ‘Nine,’ acting as both respites from the inert narrative and bloated distractions that drag out an already plodding film.

I’ve now seen ‘Nine’ three times – once in the theater, another on Blu-ray and one more on a converted version of Blu-ray, that is the Blu-ray has been converted to videos for playback on PC. From these three versions, I just got two kind of experiences: in the theater, you can get that proper atmosphere; on the Blu-ray, you can get high video and audio quality; on the converted version, you can get the same with that of the Blu-ray disc. Anyway, it is a good work despite its overused sounds and fury.

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A: No. Remember, Blu-ray players will play DVDs and most will boost the video resolution (or “up-rez” them), so “there is no reason for the consumer to think that all of their video library is going to be antiquated,” says Panasonic’s Rich Simone. Adds Swann, “I would recommend getting new releases in Blu-ray, either by rental or purchase, and watch your old ones using the up-converting feature.”

Studios will try to entice movie lovers to repurchase films they may have already on DVD (and perhaps videocassette) by remastering the video and adding new extra features. “They can see them in the way the director originally intended them to be seen,” says Sony Pictures Home Entertainment’s Rich Marty. “DVD is a huge market, and those will continue to look great, but now they have a choice. We think once they see them in high-def, it’s going to be a no-brainer.”

Q7: What are the unique features of Blu-ray discs?

A: Most bonus features such as commentaries, documentaries and deleted scenes are “the same kind of thing DVD has, except that it tends to be more interactive and complex on Blu-ray,” says Hunt. Some discs have interactive games, such as the Casino RoyaleCollector’s Edition’s multiplayer Bond trivia game. A few of the newest releases take advantage of bonus features delivered via the Internet: Last month, Del Toro conducted an online chat with owners of the Hellboy II Blu-ray Disc.

“It is my hope when we are proposing, planning and designing the interactive instruments for The Hobbit (Part 1 is scheduled for 2011), we can take full advantage of it,” Del Toro says. “We are trying to make people very aware that there are features locked in the Blu-ray Disc that allow them to go interactive with the Net.” And The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan will have a Dec. 18 screening of the Blu-ray Disc (9 p.m. ET/6 PT), during which those who own it can watch and chat online with him during the film. (More details at thedarkknight.warnerbros.com/dvdsite/event.) Another online feature lets viewers post their own feature-length commentary to share with friends.

But overall, while Hollywood may tout next-generation interactive features, Swann says, “the real feature is the picture.”

Q8: Will my existing sound system be compatible with Blu-ray?

A: The simple answer is Blu-ray will sound as good as DVDs do on your system. Many HDTVs and displays have built-in speakers, but surround-sound fanatics will want to make sure their receiver has digital audio inputs. And movie fans who want to get the most out of Blu-ray’s improved soundtracks will want to look for higher-priced players that either decode or pass along ultra-high-resolution sound formats Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio. Discs such as Dark Knight (out Tuesday) can hold one or more soundtracks with up to seven speaker channels (plus a subwoofer) for those fortunate enough to have top sound equipment. The result sounds “as good as the studio masters in some cases,” Hunt says.

Q9: How many Blu-ray disc resources can I choose from?

A: So far, about 1,000 Blu-ray Discs have been released, compared with more than 93,700 DVDs, according to The DVD Release Report. Releases have ramped up this fall, Hunt says. “There’s an amazing lineup of both new and catalog movies coming out now, with an even more amazing slate on the way next year,” from The Dark Knight and Iron Man to Sleeping Beauty and Casablanca.

Still, Bracke says, “It’s going to be a long time until the volume of Blu-ray titles matches DVD. ”

Q10: Can I just wait for HD movie downloads instead of buying Blu-ray discs?

A: Current movie downloads can take two hours or more to arrive, and even those labeled high definition do not match the quality of Blu-ray. “Blu-ray is going to give you to the best-looking high-definition video quality you’ll see anywhere — better than video-on-demand or downloading, or HD cable, or even HD satellite,” Hunt says. “Blu-ray simply offers the best video and audio quality available, with the most advanced bonus features.” And discs also are more convenient, whereas, “HD downloads are years away from being a convenient alternative,” Swann says.

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Q1: Why was it entitled as Blu-ray?

A: Because Blu-ray Disc players and PC drives, as well as Sony’s PlayStation 3, use a blue laser beam to read data from discs, rather than the older red lasers used for DVDs. A blue laser can be focused more tightly, so disc makers can pack more data on a disc the same size as a DVD. Blu-ray Discs can hold up to 50 gigabytes, compared to a DVD, which holds less than 10 GB. That added capacity can hold video up to six times the resolution of DVD, plus more bonus features and improved surround soundtracks.

Q2: What’s the difference between Blu-ray and DVD?

A: Side-by-side, most people can easily see Blu-ray’s improvement in picture quality. The video resolution, called “1080p” because it constantly (or progressively, hence the p) redraws 1,080 lines across the screen (each line containing 1,920 pixels), surpasses the best HDTV broadcast or cable signals. “Once you start seeing high-definition (video) on a 1080p monitor, DVD cannot compare,” says Peter Bracke, editor of HighDefDigest.com. “Even my mom is impressed with it.”

And filmmakers are doing their bit as well to make Blu-ray stand out. “We spent more time on (the Blu-ray image) than on the theatrical release, making sure every single color and shade is there for a reason,” says Hellboy II: The Golden Army director Guillermo Del Toro. “The movie has never looked and sounded better.”

Q3. What is needed to watch Blu-ray?

A: Other than a BD player, you’ll probably want an HDTV, to get the full quality and widescreen effect. (When watched on a older, standard-shaped tube set, the image is severely letterboxed with dark bands above and below.) Before buying a Blu-ray player to connect to an older TV, check the player’s back panel: Not all have the kinds of outputs needed to connect to older sets. Most players send audio and video to newer TVs and displays via a single cable called HDMI. And don’t get caught up in the various flavors of HDTV — 720p, 1080i and 1080p — because Blu-ray players can send an HD signal to any of them. As for screen size, most viewers won’t get much benefit, Bracke says, unless it’s at least 40 inches (diagonally).

Q4: Are all Blu-ray players the same?

A: No. But most important, all Blu-ray players will play standard DVDs — and most “up-convert” those DVDs so they look closer to HD quality. Most players handle music CDs as well. If you are particularly interested in checking out picture-in-picture commentary tracks and online bonus features on discs, look for players that include Profile 1.1 (picture-in-picture capability) and BD-Live or Profile 2.0 (online connections) among the specifications.

Initially, the only player that was fully equipped was Sony’s PS3 game system, but many current Blu-ray players in the $250 range have both sets of features. “It’s bad for early adopters, but for mainstream consumers it won’t matter because by the time they jump in, it will all be settled,” Bracke says.

Two recent entries, the LG BD300 ($350) and the Samsung BD-P2550 ($370) also let Netflix subscribers stream movies.

Q5: Is it a good time to buy a Blu-ray player?

A: That depends. Earlier this year, players sold for at least $400, but special holiday deals have resulted in entry-level models “for as low as $149, and $249 for really good, fully featured models,” says Bill Hunt, editor of TheDigitalBits.com. “And if you don’t already have an HDTV, some manufacturers are going to be offering combo deals, where you’ll get a player free or nearly so when you buy an HDTV. With the economy the way it is, major retailers are all offering terrific bargains, too.” As newer, more expensive models continue to hit stores, older ones will be reduced in price. “If you love movies, buy now,” says TVPredictions.com’s Phil Swann. “If you don’t, wait. Prices will (continue to) fall.”

“‘World of Warcraft’ is possible on iPad,” Perry wrote on Twitter yesterday. He posted a shot of this spectacle on DPerry.com and added an extended tease, expressing his excitement.

“Was walking through the office, saw this, thought you’d like to see,” he noted. “Soon I’ll be able to play ‘WOW’ with my Cornflakes!”

He and his company hope the service will make other games streamable as well.

“We’re really interested to see what works well with streaming and will be trying just about every genre of game, on every device possible as we explore server-side computing,” he explained. “This is ‘World of Warcraft’ streamed from a Gaikai server over regular Wifi.”

Wifi sounds like a necessity at this point if such bandwidth-heavy activities as streaming “WoW” raids become widespread. The iPad 3G has been attracting attention for the last few days due to reports of Netflix and ABC’s television app being blocked from the network. Extended trips through Azeroth probably won’t be much more desirable, assuming bandwidth turns out to have been the chief concern in such limitations.

Experts predicate that Apple’s iPad will reach a new peak if this incredible function to support World of Warcraft is really true, and as a result, although iPad is incompatible with Blu-ray and Flash, it will facilitate rapid growth in many other aspects such as iPad oriented rippers and converters apart from those iPod and iPhone related ones due to the tremendous profits in business related to this internationally influential company and brand.