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8. Click Save to save the recording. Adobe Presenter converts the audio to mp3 format.
To cancel the recording, click Discard.
9. Click X to close the record audio dialog box.
Record audio at a specific location in a presentation
At times, you may need to record and add some audio to a specific location within a presentation. (To record audio, you must have a microphone
or recording device plugged into your computer.)
1. In PowerPoint, open a presentation (PPT or PPTX file).
2. Click Adobe Presenter, and in the Audio group, click Edit.
3. Click the location within the waveform to which you want to add new, recorded audio. For example, if you have an audio file playing on
slide 1 and you need to add audio at the start, click the beginning of the audio file on slide 1. You can add audio to any location on the
waveform, even a location that does not currently have audio.
To locate the exact point in a waveform, click at an approximate point where you want to record and click the play icon. When you reach the
point where you want to add new audio, click pause.
Additional audio recorded using Edit Audio dialog box
4. Click the Record icon (
). The Adobe Presenter - Record dialog box appears.
Recording additional audio
5. If you have not calibrated your microphone earlier, click Calibrate, record the sample message that appears, and when the status turns
green, click OK.
6. To begin recording, click
in the Adobe Presenter - Record dialog box and begin talking.
7. Click
to end recording.
8. To listen to the recording, click Play
.
9. Click OK. The audio you just recorded is added to the location you specified on the waveform.
10. Click Save in the Adobe Presenter - Edit Audio dialog box to save the changes.
Synchronize audio and animation timings