Updated September 13, 2017
Using PowerPoint
Launch PowerPoint and create any slideshow you want. This could be a single image in one slide, or several slides with different images. Insert your audio into the slideshow by clicking the “Insert” tab and selecting “Audio” from the Media section of the ribbon. Export your finished slideshow as a video by clicking the “File” menu, selecting “Export and then clicking the “Create a Video” option. Click the “Create a Video” button and select “MPEG-4 Video (*.mp4).”
Using Windows Live Move Maker
Open Windows Live Movie Maker on your computer running Windows 7 or earlier. Click “Add Videos and Photos” to open a dialog box. Navigate to and select a still image for the video. Click “Add Music” to open the Add Music dialog box. Navigate to and select your audio recording to add it to the video. Click the “Project” tab and click “Fit to Music.” Click the “Home” tab and click “Save Movie” to open a drop-down menu. Click “Create Custom Setting” to open the Crete Custom Setting dialog box. Type “Audio” into the Name box. Type “1280” into the width box and type “720” into the height box. Type “100” into the kbps box and “1” into the fps box. Click the “Audio Format” drop-down fox and select a format quality as high as the audio source file. Click “Save” to open the Save Custom Setting dialog box. Click “Save” again and click “Close” to close the Create Custom Setting dialog box. Click “Save Movie” and click “Audio” to open the Save Movie dialog box. Choose a name and location for your saved movie.
Uploading to YouTube
Log in to your YouTube account. Click “Upload.” Click “Select Files from Your Computer” to open the File Upload dialog box. YouTube will inform you when the video has been uploaded successfully. Writer Bio
