SuperShow

SuperShow is an incredibly useful software project that allows users to create engaging slideshows with synchronized audio from a PDF file and an audio or video file. This software is particularly beneficial if you have previously conducted a conference and want to make the presentation available online, but it only exists as an audio recording. If you're looking to create a video recording, but the slides are difficult to read, SuperShow comes to the rescue.

Using SuperShow, you can integrate your slides exported to PDF and your audio or video recording into a single Adobe Flash file that is small in size and can be played from the net or downloaded for local viewing. One of the best features of SuperShow is its easy-to-use synchronization abilities that allow the user to perfectly match the audio and slide transitions without any technical complexities that come with creating Flash files from Linux with SWFtools.

The software requirements for SuperShow include GTK+ version 2.8.x, SWFtools, and GhostView. This latest release of SuperShow has added many impressive new features, such as template support that makes it easier to improve the ActionScript code. Users also have the ability to conveniently remove or add control buttons and can choose whether to include a Play again button. Additionally, slide numbers are displayed throughout both the creation and reproduction of slideshows, including the current and total numbers, and a time counter. SuperShow is an impressive software project that makes the creation of slideshows that much easier.