You can use Handbrake to convert to 30fps.
You can report a bug to Microsoft using Help>Feedback>Report a problem in PowerPoint. They are unlikely to reply.
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Hello community,
For my work I need to export a powerpoint presentation as a video file with 30 fps and then process it in a video editing software. To export the presentation as a video I use a script:
Sub ExportVideoFrameRate()
If ActivePresentation.CreateVideoStatus <> ppMediaTaskStatusInProgress Then
ActivePresentation.CreateVideo FileName:=Environ("USERPROFILE") & "\Desktop\Slide.mp4", _
UseTimingsAndNarrations:=True, _
DefaultSlideDuration:=5, _
VertResolution:=1080, _
FramesPerSecond:=30, _
Quality:=100
End If
End Sub
However, I found that the exported video file has a frame rate of 30.30 fps, and not exactly 30. This leads to the appearance of "ghost" frames during video editing and other inconveniences. So I have a question: how to modify my script to lock the frame rate during export to exactly 30 fps, and not 30.30?
You can use Handbrake to convert to 30fps.
You can report a bug to Microsoft using Help>Feedback>Report a problem in PowerPoint. They are unlikely to reply.