Konwertuj prezentacje PowerPoint na wideo w PHP
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Konwertując prezentację PowerPoint na wideo, uzyskasz
- Zwiększoną dostępność: Wszystkie urządzenia (bez względu na platformę) są domyślnie wyposażone w odtwarzacze wideo, w przeciwieństwie do aplikacji otwierających prezentacje, dlatego użytkownikom łatwiej jest otworzyć lub odtworzyć wideo.
- Większy zasięg: Dzięki wideo możesz dotrzeć do szerokiej publiczności i przekazać im informacje, które w tradycyjnej prezentacji mogłyby wydać się nużące. Większość badań i statystyk sugeruje, że ludzie częściej oglądają i konsumują wideo niż inne formy treści i generalnie wolą właśnie taki format.
Możesz sprawdzić nasz konwerter PowerPoint do wideo online, ponieważ jest to działająca i skuteczna implementacja opisanej tutaj metody.
Konwersja PowerPoint do wideo w Aspose.Slides
Aspose.Slides obsługuje konwersję prezentacji na wideo.
- Użyj Aspose.Slides, aby wygenerować zestaw klatek (z slajdów prezentacji) odpowiadających określonej liczbie FPS (klatek na sekundę)
- Użyj zewnętrznego narzędzia, takiego jak ffmpeg (dla java), aby utworzyć wideo na podstawie tych klatek.
Konwertuj PowerPoint na wideo
- Dodaj to do swojego pliku POM:
<dependency>
<groupId>net.bramp.ffmpeg</groupId>
<artifactId>ffmpeg</artifactId>
<version>0.7.0</version>
</dependency>
```php
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Download ffmpeg here.
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Run the PowerPoint to video PHP code.
This PHP code shows you how to convert a presentation (containing a figure and two animation effects) to a video:
$presentation = new Presentation();
try {
# Adds a smile shape and then animates it
$smile = $presentation->getSlides()->get_Item(0)->getShapes()->addAutoShape(ShapeType::SmileyFace, 110, 20, 500, 500);
$mainSequence = $presentation->getSlides()->get_Item(0)->getTimeline()->getMainSequence();
$effectIn = $mainSequence->addEffect($smile, EffectType::Fly, EffectSubType::TopLeft, EffectTriggerType::AfterPrevious);
$effectOut = $mainSequence->addEffect($smile, EffectType::Fly, EffectSubType::BottomRight, EffectTriggerType::AfterPrevious);
$effectIn->getTiming()->setDuration(2.0);
$effectOut->setPresetClassType(EffectPresetClassType::Exit);
$fps = 33;
class FrameTick {
function invoke($sender, $arg) {
try {
$frame = sprintf("frame_%04d.png", $sender->getFrameIndex());
$arguments->getFrame()->save($frame, ImageFormat::Png);
$frames->add($frame);
} catch (JavaException $e) {
}
}
}
$frames = new Java("java.util.ArrayList");
$animationsGenerator = new PresentationAnimationsGenerator($presentation);
try {
$player = new PresentationPlayer($animationsGenerator, $fps);
try {
$frameTick = java_closure(new FrameTick(), null, java("com.aspose.slides.PresentationPlayerFrameTick"));
$player->setFrameTick($frameTick);
$animationsGenerator->run($presentation->getSlides());
} finally {
if (!java_is_null($player)) {
$player->dispose();
}
}
} finally {
if (!java_is_null($animationsGenerator)) {
$animationsGenerator->dispose();
}
}
# Configure ffmpeg binaries folder. See this page: https://github.com/rosenbjerg/FFMpegCore#installation
$ffmpeg = new Java("net.bramp.ffmpeg.builder.FFmpeg", "path/to/ffmpeg");
$ffprobe = new Java("net.bramp.ffmpeg.builder.FFprobe", "path/to/ffprobe");
$builder = (new Java("net.bramp.ffmpeg.builder.FFmpegBuilder"))->addExtraArgs("-start_number", "1")->setInput("frame_%04d.png")->addOutput("output.avi")->setVideoFrameRate(FFmpeg->FPS_24)->setFormat("avi")->done();
$executor = new Java("net.bramp.ffmpeg.builder.FFmpegExecutor", $ffmpeg, $ffprobe);
$executor->createJob($builder)->run();
} catch (JavaException $e) {
$e->printStackTrace();
}
Video Effects
You can apply animations to objects on slides and use transitions between slides.
Animations and transitions make slideshows more engaging and interesting—and they do the same thing for videos. Let’s add another slide and transition to the code for the previous presentation:
# Adds a smile shape and animates it
# ...
# Adds a new slide and animated transition
$newSlide = $presentation->getSlides()->addEmptySlide($presentation->getSlides()->get_Item(0)->getLayoutSlide());
$newSlide->getBackground()->setType(BackgroundType::OwnBackground);
$newSlide->getBackground()->getFillFormat()->setFillType(FillType::Solid);
$newSlide->getBackground()->getFillFormat()->getSolidFillColor()->setColor(java("java.awt.Color")->MAGENTA);
$newSlide->getSlideShowTransition()->setType(TransitionType::Push);
Aspose.Slides also supports animation for texts. So we animate paragraphs on objects, which will appear one after the other (with the delay set to a second):
$presentation = new Presentation();
try {
# Adds text and animations
$autoShape = $presentation->getSlides()->get_Item(0)->getShapes()->addAutoShape(ShapeType::Rectangle, 210, 120, 300, 300);
$para1 = new Paragraph();
$para1->getPortions()->add(new Portion("Aspose Slides for Java"));
$para2 = new Paragraph();
$para2->getPortions()->add(new Portion("convert PowerPoint Presentation with text to video"));
$para3 = new Paragraph();
$para3->getPortions()->add(new Portion("paragraph by paragraph"));
$paragraphCollection = $autoShape->getTextFrame()->getParagraphs();
$paragraphCollection->add($para1);
$paragraphCollection->add($para2);
$paragraphCollection->add($para3);
$paragraphCollection->add(new Paragraph());
$mainSequence = $presentation->getSlides()->get_Item(0)->getTimeline()->getMainSequence();
$effect1 = $mainSequence->addEffect($para1, EffectType::Appear, EffectSubType::None, EffectTriggerType::AfterPrevious);
$effect2 = $mainSequence->addEffect($para2, EffectType::Appear, EffectSubType::None, EffectTriggerType::AfterPrevious);
$effect3 = $mainSequence->addEffect($para3, EffectType::Appear, EffectSubType::None, EffectTriggerType::AfterPrevious);
$effect4 = $mainSequence->addEffect($para3, EffectType::Appear, EffectSubType::None, EffectTriggerType::AfterPrevious);
$effect1->getTiming()->setTriggerDelayTime(1.0);
$effect2->getTiming()->setTriggerDelayTime(1.0);
$effect3->getTiming()->setTriggerDelayTime(1.0);
$effect4->getTiming()->setTriggerDelayTime(1.0);
$fps = 33;
class FrameTick {
function invoke($sender, $arg) {
try {
$frame = sprintf("frame_%04d.png", $sender->getFrameIndex());
$arguments->getFrame()->save($frame, ImageFormat::Png);
$frames->add($frame);
} catch (JavaException $e) {
}
}
}
$frames = new Java("java.util.ArrayList");
$animationsGenerator = new PresentationAnimationsGenerator($presentation);
try {
$player = new PresentationPlayer($animationsGenerator, $fps);
try {
$frameTick = java_closure(new FrameTick(), null, java("com.aspose.slides.PresentationPlayerFrameTick"));
$player->setFrameTick($frameTick);
$animationsGenerator->run($presentation->getSlides());
} finally {
if (!java_is_null($player)) {
$player->dispose();
}
}
} finally {
if (!java_is_null($animationsGenerator)) {
$animationsGenerator->dispose();
}
}
# Configure ffmpeg binaries folder. See this page: https://github.com/rosenbjerg/FFMpegCore#installation
$ffmpeg = new Java("net.bramp.ffmpeg.builder.FFmpeg", "path/to/ffmpeg");
$ffprobe = new Java("net.bramp.ffmpeg.builder.FFprobe", "path/to/ffprobe");
$builder = (new Java("net.bramp.ffmpeg.builder.FFmpegBuilder"))->addExtraArgs("-start_number", "1")->setInput("frame_%04d.png")->addOutput("output.avi")->setVideoFrameRate(FFmpeg->FPS_24)->setFormat("avi")->done();
$executor = new Java("net.bramp.ffmpeg.builder.FFmpegExecutor", $ffmpeg, $ffprobe);
$executor->createJob($builder)->run();
} catch (JavaException $e) {
$e->printStackTrace();
}
Video Conversion Classes
To allow you to perform PowerPoint to video conversion tasks, Aspose.Slides provides the PresentationAnimationsGenerator and PresentationPlayer classes.
PresentationAnimationsGenerator allows you to set the frame size for the video (that will be created later) through its constructor. If you pass an instance of the presentation, Presentation::getSlideSize will be used and it generates animations that PresentationPlayer uses.
When animations are generated, a NewAnimation event is generated for each subsequent animation, which has the presentation animation player parameter. The latter is a class that represents a player for a separate animation.
To work with the presentation animation player, the getDuration (the full duration of the animation) and setTimePosition methods are used. Each animation position is set within the 0 to duration range, and then the getFrame method will return a BufferedImage that corresponds to the animation state at that moment:
use aspose\slides\Presentation;
use aspose\slides\PresentationPlayer;
use aspose\slides\PresentationAnimationsGenerator;
use aspose\slides\ImageFormat;
use aspose\slides\ShapeType;
use aspose\slides\EffectType;
use aspose\slides\EffectSubtype;
use aspose\slides\EffectTriggerType;
use aspose\slides\EffectPresetClassType;
class PresentationAnimationPlayer {
function invoke($animationPlayer) {
echo(sprintf("Animation total duration: %f", $animationPlayer->getDuration()));
$animationPlayer->setTimePosition(0);// initial animation state
try {
# initial animation state bitmap
$animationPlayer->getFrame()->save("firstFrame.png", ImageFormat::Png);
} catch (JavaException $e) {
}
$animationPlayer->setTimePosition($animationPlayer->getDuration());// final state of the animation
try {
# last frame of the animation
$animationPlayer->getFrame()->save("lastFrame.png", ImageFormat::Png);
} catch (JavaException $e) {
}
}
}
$presentation = new Presentation();
try {
# Adds a smile shape and animates it
$smile = $presentation->getSlides()->get_Item(0)->getShapes()->addAutoShape(ShapeType::SmileyFace, 110, 20, 500, 500);
$mainSequence = $presentation->getSlides()->get_Item(0)->getTimeline()->getMainSequence();
$effectIn = $mainSequence->addEffect($smile, EffectType::Fly, EffectSubtype::TopLeft, EffectTriggerType::AfterPrevious);
$effectOut = $mainSequence->addEffect($smile, EffectType::Fly, EffectSubtype::BottomRight, EffectTriggerType::AfterPrevious);
$effectIn->getTiming()->setDuration(2.0);
$effectOut->setPresetClassType(EffectPresetClassType::Exit);
$animationsGenerator = new PresentationAnimationsGenerator($presentation);
$presentationAnimation=java_closure(new PresentationAnimationPlayer(), null, java("com.aspose.slides.PresentationAnimationsGeneratorNewAnimation"));
try {
$animationsGenerator->setNewAnimation($presentationAnimation);
} finally {
if (!java_is_null($animationsGenerator)) {
$animationsGenerator->dispose();
}
}
} finally {
if (!java_is_null($presentation)) {
$presentation->dispose();
}
}
To make all animations in a presentation play at once, the PresentationPlayer class is used. This class takes a PresentationAnimationsGenerator instance and FPS for effects in its constructor and then calls the FrameTick event for all the animations to get them played:
class FrameTick {
function invoke($sender, $arg) {
try {
$arguments->getFrame()->save("frame_" . $sender->getFrameIndex() . ".png", ImageFormat::Png);
} catch (JavaException $e) {
}
}
}
$presentation = new Presentation("animated.pptx");
try {
$animationsGenerator = new PresentationAnimationsGenerator($presentation);
try {
$player = new PresentationPlayer($animationsGenerator, 33);
try {
$frameTick = java_closure(new FrameTick(), null, java("com.aspose.slides.PresentationPlayerFrameTick"));
$player->setFrameTick($frameTick);
$animationsGenerator->run($presentation->getSlides());
} finally {
if (!java_is_null($player)) {
$player->dispose();
}
}
} finally {
if (!java_is_null($animationsGenerator)) {
$animationsGenerator->dispose();
}
}
} finally {
if (!java_is_null($presentation)) {
$presentation->dispose();
}
}
Then the generated frames can be compiled to produce a video. See the [Convert PowerPoint to Video](https://docs.aspose.com/slides/pl/php-java/convert-powerpoint-to-video/#convert-powerpoint-to-video) section.
## **Supported Animations and Effects**
**Entrance**:
| Animation Type | Aspose.Slides | PowerPoint |
|---|---|---|
| **Appear** |  |  |
| **Fade** |  |  |
| **Fly In** |  |  |
| **Float In** |  |  |
| **Split** |  |  |
| **Wipe** |  |  |
| **Shape** |  |  |
| **Wheel** |  |  |
| **Random Bars** |  |  |
| **Grow & Turn** |  |  |
| **Zoom** |  |  |
| **Swivel** |  |  |
| **Bounce** |  |  |
**Emphasis**:
| Animation Type | Aspose.Slides | PowerPoint |
|---|---|---|
| **Pulse** |  |  |
| **Color Pulse** |  |  |
| **Teeter** |  |  |
| **Spin** |  |  |
| **Grow/Shrink** |  |  |
| **Desaturate** |  |  |
| **Darken** |  |  |
| **Lighten** |  |  |
| **Transparency** |  |  |
| **Object Color** |  |  |
| **Complementary Color** |  |  |
| **Line Color** |  |  |
| **Fill Color** |  |  |
**Exit**:
| Animation Type | Aspose.Slides | PowerPoint |
|---|---|---|
| **Disappear** |  |  |
| **Fade** |  |  |
| **Fly Out** |  |  |
| **Float Out** |  |  |
| **Split** |  |  |
| **Wipe** |  |  |
| **Shape** |  |  |
| **Random Bars** |  |  |
| **Shrink & Turn** |  |  |
| **Zoom** |  |  |
| **Swivel** |  |  |
| **Bounce** |  |  |
**Motion Paths**:
| Animation Type | Aspose.Slides | PowerPoint |
|---|---|---|
| **Lines** |  |  |
| **Arcs** |  |  |
| **Turns** |  |  |
| **Shapes** |  |  |
| **Loops** |  |  |
| **Custom Path** |  |  |
## **FAQ**
**Czy można konwertować prezentacje zabezpieczone hasłem?**
Tak, Aspose.Slides umożliwia pracę z [prezentacjami zabezpieczonymi hasłem](/slides/pl/php-java/password-protected-presentation/). Podczas przetwarzania takich plików musisz podać prawidłowe hasło, aby biblioteka mogła uzyskać dostęp do zawartości prezentacji.
**Czy Aspose.Slides wspiera użycie w rozwiązaniach chmurowych?**
Tak, Aspose.Slides może być integrowany w aplikacjach i usługach chmurowych. Biblioteka jest zaprojektowana do pracy w środowiskach serwerowych, zapewniając wysoką wydajność i skalowalność przy przetwarzaniu plików wsadowo.
**Czy istnieją ograniczenia rozmiaru prezentacji podczas konwersji?**
Aspose.Slides potrafi obsłużyć prezentacje praktycznie każdego rozmiaru. Jednak przy bardzo dużych plikach mogą być wymagane dodatkowe zasoby systemowe i czasami zaleca się optymalizację prezentacji w celu poprawy wydajności.