MY YOUTUBE PRESENTATION.
Out of the blue I got the idea to create a PP slide presentation hoping that I could later on convert it to a YouTube video. I started it without guidelines, a pattern to follow or even looking for perfection, since it was only a trial version. As the presentation progressed I kept adding more stuff about my books, cover pictures, websites, sample poems, etc. At that point I realized that I should try publishing it on YouTube to test if the conversion could be done.
When I finished my PP presentation, I saved it as SLIDE SHOW. Having read that it had to be saved as .png, I did that as well. I searched the internet as to how to convert it, got some ideas and went straight to YouTube. I was surprised when YouTube offered help in the conversion. I allowed them to do the work and in a few seconds my short video (trial version)
was published. Now I have to work on polishing it. I had allowed enough reading time but, somehow, it moves kind of fast. Although it can be stopped as needed, I would like to see either a longer stop between certain frames or manual setting. Also, I want to adjust the ink tone on the links in particular and change the first page. Everything was done at no cost to me.
Mirta Oliva's YouTube link: http://tinyurl.com/omx8vcv
WHEN SEARCHING THE INTERNET, PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE MIGHT BE A NAME SIMILAR TO MINE. WHEN LOOKING FOR MY WORKS ON THE INTERNET, ANY REFERENCE TO "ARTIST, WRITER OR BOTH" WILL MOST LIKELY YIELD A LINK TO MY WORKS OR WEBSITES.
Out of the blue I got the idea to create a PP slide presentation hoping that I could later on convert it to a YouTube video. I started it without guidelines, a pattern to follow or even looking for perfection, since it was only a trial version. As the presentation progressed I kept adding more stuff about my books, cover pictures, websites, sample poems, etc. At that point I realized that I should try publishing it on YouTube to test if the conversion could be done.
When I finished my PP presentation, I saved it as SLIDE SHOW. Having read that it had to be saved as .png, I did that as well. I searched the internet as to how to convert it, got some ideas and went straight to YouTube. I was surprised when YouTube offered help in the conversion. I allowed them to do the work and in a few seconds my short video (trial version)
was published. Now I have to work on polishing it. I had allowed enough reading time but, somehow, it moves kind of fast. Although it can be stopped as needed, I would like to see either a longer stop between certain frames or manual setting. Also, I want to adjust the ink tone on the links in particular and change the first page. Everything was done at no cost to me.
Mirta Oliva's YouTube link: http://tinyurl.com/omx8vcv
WHEN SEARCHING THE INTERNET, PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE MIGHT BE A NAME SIMILAR TO MINE. WHEN LOOKING FOR MY WORKS ON THE INTERNET, ANY REFERENCE TO "ARTIST, WRITER OR BOTH" WILL MOST LIKELY YIELD A LINK TO MY WORKS OR WEBSITES.
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