Accordent PresenterPLUS is an additional, stand-alone presentation editing application, although, generally, Accordent customers opt to have it bundled with their Capture Station hardware.
If you're looking for a presentation that has a little more sophistication than the direct recording of a live event, PresenterPLUS gives you to the tools to import a vast range of media formats, edit and synchronize them together using a simple but effective 'timeline'-like facility (as featured in popular video editing applications such as iMovie or Avid), and to create a polished final presentation that matches your precise interface needs.
The post-production process inside PresenterPLUS is an intuitive one, and involves importing your existing digital media files, all of which can be previewed in real-time, and arranging your video, audio and captured images on a timeline.
This gives you the ability to cut out the dead wood, highlight the most memorable parts of your presentation, change key images and add effective edits to your work.
Finally, once you are happy with the end result, you can easily publish your polished presentation to a local or network drive, CD or web streaming server.
The list of supported file types is good and includes all the most popular graphic and multimedia formats you may want to use. Your synchronized content can be in any of the following formats:
Once laid out on the timeline the newly imported content can be easily synchronized with your video material. The list of video file formats supported is even more impressive:
In short PresenterPRO offers an intuitive experience for those looking to create their own hand-synchronized, custom-skinned presentations from raw materials sourced either from Capture Station, or the user's own rich media resources.
Without having to a do a single bit of coding, you can create great-looking presentations using both linear and non-linear editing, real-time previews, and a sharp presentation indexing feature allowing you to easily create presentation bookmarks and chapters. This approach can prove very useful when your presentation material will need to be repurposed across other media.
