Reallusion TalkingSlide 1.1
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| Homepage: http://www.reallusion.com | ||
| Type: Shareware | ||
| Releases: Jun 10, 2003 | ||
| Cost: $39.95US | ||
| Developer: Reallusion Inc. | ||
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Add a new dimension to your photo collection, business presentations, e-learning or educational content.
TalkingSlide? creates dynamic rich-media talking animated presentations and photo slideshows by seamlessly adding a CrazyTalk interactive talking guide or audio-narration. Viewers are then guided slide-by-slide by the accompanying speech.
PowerPoint slides, digital photos, images, macromedia flash, videos or html content can all be imported as your slide content. Once complete your slideshow can be view locally on your PC, published to the intranet, internet or on a CD.
TalkingSlide? creates dynamic rich-media talking animated presentations and photo slideshows by seamlessly adding a CrazyTalk interactive talking guide or audio-narration. Viewers are then guided slide-by-slide by the accompanying speech.
PowerPoint slides, digital photos, images, macromedia flash, videos or html content can all be imported as your slide content. Once complete your slideshow can be view locally on your PC, published to the intranet, internet or on a CD.
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