Presenter: Subtitle Magic.
PowerPoint in its accessibility features.
Let me go to Review Accessibility Feature,
allows to use automatic subtitles
that will be created by an AI of Microsoft
but I believe you need the Microsoft 365 version to use it.
I'm not 100% sure.
On my version, this is available.
I have the newest version.
Then I can select my spoken language
and I can even try to automatically translate it
into another language.
Let's say that you are in France,
you have a presentation, you speak English
but there is someone who speaks only French in the audience.
I'll turn this setting on.
I need to stop my recording now
because PowerPoint will not be able to take my microphone.
Let us try it first to record something in English.
Let's see how Microsoft PowerPoint does.
I'll change the subtitle settings.
Subtitle settings to French.
Now, I'll speak the same things again
and let's see how Microsoft PowerPoint does this time.
I don't understand French at all
so I have to take PowerPoint word for it.
As you can see
it tries to create subtitles live when I'm speaking.
If I start to play my presentation
you can also enable it here on the bottom.
You can see PowerPoint tries to translate live
what I'm telling on the presentation to French.
I'm not so sure my English is good enough
for PowerPoint to understand,
but at least it makes its best effort
to artificially create subtitles live
within the presentation.
This can be such a big help
for people who have problem hearing properly
especially if they sit far away.
It's an optional feature, but it's pure magic
and it really works.
So it's definitely something to look out
when you try to make your presentations,
especially live presentations accessible.