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[Dustin Allen]

Hi guys,

does anybody have any suggestions for any online presentation creators for a YouTube Video?

thanks,

Dustin

[Linda B.]

Are you talking about something like Slideshare? http://www.slideshare.net/

[David Wedemire]

Were you asking about producing the video to upload. James Wedmore has a video he produces on creating YouTube Videos. Just google him.

[David Wedemire]

Visit www.jameswedmore.com/

[Dustin Allen]

Thanks for the replies.

Yeah i was looking for something like slidehare. that is pretty nice. I will have to try that for my next video. I just used windows Video maker for my first one.

thanks again

[Jerry K.]

I like "Camtasia" by Techsmith which has a nice seamless link into Powerpoint. Camtasia does screen capture videos, where you can show whatever is on your computer screen, Powerpoint, individual photos, images. You can add voiceovers, background music, title slides, pointers to highlight what's on the screen, and even has a little window where you can show yourself (or whatever you point your video camera at).

It's a few hundered bucks, but for me it paid for itself several times over with business it helped close for me.

You can also go for "Jing" which is the lite version of Camtasia. Not as many features, but much more affordable.

Before you buy any software, make sure you do a search for the product name and the words "promo code". For example, go to Google and type in "Camtasia promo code". You can always find discounts for most software.

If you're a student (or have a student in the house) you can do a search for "Camtasia student discount". Then just purchase it in your student's name. You'll have to submit a scanned version of the student's ID usually. High School or College student works.