ADOBE PRESENTER 7
Using Adobe Presenter 7
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After you have added audio files to your presentation, you can use the Audio Editor to cut or copy entire audio files
or portions of audio files and paste them in a new location.
Cut or copy and paste audio
❖
In the Audio Editor, select a section of an audio file directly on the waveform, click Cut
or Copy
, click a
different location on the waveform, and then click Paste
.
Delete an entire audio file or portion of an audio file
❖
In the Audio Editor, select a section of an audio file directly on the waveform and click Delete.
Set audio quality for a presentation
Because higher audio quality results in a larger file size, experiment to achieve the correct balance between quality
and file size. (The default setting is Medium.)
1
In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT or PPTX file).
2
Select Adobe Presenter
> Presentation Settings. (PowerPoint 2007 users select Adobe Presenter
>
Settings.)
3
Select the Quality tab.
4
Select an audio quality level. Remember that a higher quality level results in a larger audio file size.
CD Quality (stereo or mono)
Bit rate of up to 128 Kbps and sampling frequency of 44 Khz
Near CD Quality (stereo or mono)
Bit rate of up to 112 Kbps and sampling frequency of 44 Khz
FM Quality (stereo)
Bit rate of up to 64 Kbps and sampling frequency of 44 Khz
Low Bandwidth (mono)
Bit rate of up to 32 Kbps and sampling frequency of 22 Khz
5
Click Close.
Preplay audio
A quick way to listen to the audio you added to a presentation is to play the slide show directly from within the
Audio Editor.
1
In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT or PPTX file) containing audio files.
2
Select Adobe Presenter
> Edit Audio.
3
From the View menu, select Slide Show.
4
When you finish, click Close.
Flash and video in presentations
Add and manage SWF files in presentations
Adobe Presenter enables you to add SWF files to presentations. (For information about adding video files, see
“
Import video
” on page 32You can use a SWF file to add content or visual interest (for example, an animated
pointer).
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