How to View PowerPoint on Google Nexus 7 2

Convert PowerPoint presentation to MP4 video for viewing on Google Nexus 7 2

 

Latest News about Google Nexus 7 2

Google’s next-generation Nexus 7 tablet, a device that is currently known as Google Nexus 7 2, New Nexus 7 and Nexus 7 HD is speculated to be released at the end of July or early August this year, although there is still no official news about the exact release date of it.

 

According to Taiwan-based supply chain makers and Digitimes, Nexus 7 2, co-developed by Google and Asustek Computer is expected to have a 7-inch 1980 x 1200 resolution display, a Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor, dual-facing cameras (5MP on the rear, 1.2MP on the front).

 

 

Although with improved specifications, the expected price of US$199 for a Google Nexus 7 2 model with Wi-Fi support won’t have a price advantage, because more competitors have lower price for their tablets, such as the sub-US$169 7-inch tablets from Acer, Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Lenovo. In view of this, it will still be a challenge for Google to achieve the intended sale goal of 8 million units in 2013.

 

Well, compared comprehensively, the most outstanding selling points that will attract wide buyers must be the hardware configuration, like the improved 7-inch 1980 x 1200 resolution display. With the high resolution and moderate screen size, it will be perfect to view videos or movies on it. Certainly, if you want to view your self-made PowerPoint on Nexus 7 2, it's also possible, but first you should convert your PowerPoint to the supported video formats, like MP4.

 

How to convert PowerPoint to Google Nexus 7 2 video

You need a specialized PowerPoint to Google Nexus 7 2 converter to convert PowerPoint to Nexus 7 2 video smoothly and easily. By conversion, all the original animations, transitions, music, narrations and video clips can be preserved well in the output video. The method is similar to how to convert PowerPoint to Google Nexus 7 we have introduced before.

Step 1: Import PowerPoint files

First, you should free download and install Moyea PPT to Video Converter on your computer. Next, run the program and click Add to import PowerPoint files. Note that Moyea PPT to Video Converter fully supports batch import of the latest PowerPoint 2013 files.

 

Step 2: Select a video format

Click Profile and choose a suitable output video format for Google Nexus 7 2. For the Nexus 7 2, you can choose HD Video > HD MPEG4 Video as the output video format.

 

Step 3: Modify video parameters

Click Settings to change the codec, video size, aspect ratio etc. by yourself. For Google Nexus 7 2, you may need to change the video size to 1980x1200. You can click the "Save As" button to save the profile you create for further use, and you'd better give a new name to the profile you define. Then just find the profile you create in Profile > User Defined.

 

Step 4 Customize settings

Then you could set the background music, logo watermark, transition timing by tapping on the "Customize" button.

 

Step 5: Convert PowerPoint to Nexus 7 2 video

Click "Start" button to start to convert PowerPoint to Google Nexus 7 2 video. During the conversion process, you can check the "Preview" option to watch the output video in real time.

 

After all the 5 steps, you can view PowerPoint on Nexus 7 2 freely without worrying about format limitation or other problems, you can also upload the converted video files to your Facebook, YouTube and your Homepage, etc. or watch the personalized video on iPod, iPhone, iPad, PSP, Pocket PC and Blackberry.

Tips:

1. To run PowerPoint to Google Nexus 7 2 converter properly, you should have Microsoft Office (PowerPoint 2000/2003/2007/2010/2013 and so on) or PowerPoint Viewer installed.

2. You can upload unlimited PowerPoint files and convert them to videos at the same time.

3. The default aspect ratio of PowerPoint is 4:3, which doesn’t match the video size of 1980x1200, so there will be black margin on the output video. The solution is to click Customize → Slide → and uncheck Keep original aspect ratio of slides. You can set this as a default setting by clicking As Default.