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How to Convert PowerPoint to MPEG

Written by: Amy Cici

Article Overview: Sometimes, we may hear people ask: how to convert PowerPoint to MPEG. So, what is MPEG? Why do they need to convert PowerPoint to MPEG?

How to Convert PowerPoint to MPEG

Sometimes, we may hear people ask: how to convert PowerPoint to MPEG. So, what is MPEG? Why do they need to convert PowerPoint to MPEG? What's MPEG?

MPEG (a video file), which stands for Moving Picture Experts Group, is the name of a family of standards used for coding audio-visual information (e.g., movies, video, music) in a digital compressed format.

MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-3, MPEG-4 are the most common extensions of a MPEG file, and they are often used for creating movies and songs to be uploaded and downloaded through Internet.

Usually, we can open a MPEG file with Windows Media Player, Apple QuickTime Player, Roxio Easy Media Creator, Cyberlink PowerDirector, Cyberlink PowerDVD, and other Multimedia players.

Why Convert PowerPoint to MPEG?

PowerPoint is commonly saved with PPT, PPTX, PPS, PPSX file extensions. To view a PowerPoint file, we will either need PowerPoint or a PowerPoint viewer installed on the computer. Otherwise, we will not be able to view the PowerPoint file. Unlike a MPEG file which could be broadcasted through many media players.

Above is just one aspect of why convert PowerPoint to MPEG. Here I would like to list some other benefits of converting PowerPoint file to MPEG.

1. After converting PowerPoint to MPEG, burn the MPEG file to DVD with some third-party DVD burning tools. Thus, PowerPoint files can be viewed on TV through a DVD player.

2. Promotional PowerPoint or other kinds of presentations such as made for fun or sharing can be uploaded to the Internet after being converted to MPEG.

3. Converting PowerPoint to MPEG enables us to view PowerPoint files on some portable devices such as iPod, iPhone and MP4.

How to Convert PowerPoint to MPEG?

Now that there are so many advantages of converting PowerPoint to MPEG, how can we do it?

Wondershare PPT to video is just such a PowerPoint to MPEG video converter, which can help us easily convert PPT, PPTX, PPS and PPSX to MPEG with all things in the original presentation retained.

Try it now, to expand the way you share your PowerPoint by converting PowerPoint to MPEG.

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