[Screen shot of a PowerPoint document] Daniel: But that brings us to what I think is the more fun of these two demos, which is something that we call STAMP, which is the Subtitling for Microsoft PowerPoint, S-T-A-M-P. Subtitling Add-ins for Microsoft PowerPoint. And the idea of STAMP is that many times we will embed videos into PowerPoint presentations, or we have the need to caption videos, and many very easy tools to there aren’t do this. So we’ve created this plug-in that essentially is a turnkey solution for creating captions. So I have a blank Slide here on my PowerPoint presentation, I have it set in the a widescreen video that I 15 x 9 aspect ratio, just because it’s know that to be importing. When I click on the Insert tab I’m going here in PowerPoint then going to go to the far right hand side and I’m Insert Video. you’ll see there’s an [Present clicks in Insert Video Insert Video] – – to click on that and say to insert video I’m going I’m going I’m going from a file. [Presenter clicks on Video from File] And when I do that it opens up my Documents library, and a file here’s here that to insert. I’m going [Presenter clicks on a file name in the Documents Library] So I double click on that, and going to insert that. And going it’s I’m to just resize this, so that it fills up the entire screen. [Presenter selects and resizes the box] There we go. So now when I plug in my audio again, able to you’ll be hear the audio video. So if I run the show here, and I play the movie. [Presenter clicks on Play and the video begins] And being from Seattle I have to, of course, I like Starbucks. [Audio is coming from the video that is being played] OK, you get the idea, the video, and we need to now add some captions to that. So to the main Slide screen, and when I select I’ve come back that video, in the upper menu here notice that then added the you’ll it’s tab here, Video Tools.
[Screen shot of a PowerPoint document] Daniel: But that brings us to what I think is the more fun of these two demos, which is something that we call STAMP, which is the Subtitling for Microsoft PowerPoint, S-T-A-M-P. Subtitling Add-ins for Microsoft PowerPoint. And the idea of STAMP is that many times we will embed videos into PowerPoint presentations, or we have the need to caption videos, and there aren’t many very easy tools to do this. So we’ve created this plug-in that essentially is a turnkey solution for creating captions. So I have a blank Slide here on my PowerPoint presentation, I have it set in the 15 x 9 aspect ratio, just because it’s a widescreen video that I know that I’m going to be importing. When I click on the Insert tab here in PowerPoint I’m then going to go to the far right hand side and you’ll see there’s an Insert Video. [Present clicks in Insert – Video – Insert Video] I’m going to click on that and I’m going say I’m going to insert video from a file. [Presenter clicks on Video from File] And when I do that it opens up my Documents library, and here’s a file here that I’m going to insert. [Presenter clicks on a file name in the Documents Library] So I double click on that, and it’s going to insert that. And I’m going to just resize this, so that it fills up the entire screen. [Presenter selects and resizes the box] There we go. So now when I plug in my audio again, you’ll be able to hear the audio video. So if I run the show here, and I play the movie. [Presenter clicks on Play and the video begins] And being from Seattle I have to, of course, I like Starbucks. [Audio is coming from the video that is being played] OK, you get the idea, the video, and we need to now add some captions to that. So I’ve come back to the main Slide screen, and when I select that video, in the upper menu here you’ll notice that it’s then added the tab here, Video Tools.
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