All language subtitles for 16. Introduction to exporting video

It's now time to move on to how to export your videos.

Now, to be honest with you, I've tried to record this a number of times.

In fact, I think this is about my fifth time trying to record this every time I recorded it.

It ended up being way too long.

In fact, I think the first attempt ended up being about half an hour long.

And by the end of it, I'd almost lost my voice and I had to stop for about 24 hours just to let my

my voice rest.

And then I could return to this tutorial.

So I decided to change my strategy a little bit and not show you absolutely everything when it comes

to exporting information, but rather I'm going to try and keep to the basics and then venture outside

of the basics just a little bit.

But what I really want to do is just show you the areas of exporting that you most certainly need to

know because more than likely, you will be using these areas when it comes to exporting VIDEO.

So the clip you want is the video clip with sound?

Now this is quickly delete this.

So you it.

So it's more clear so does come to import, come to import a media folder and come down to the film

or a project.

And this is the one you want hear clip with music.

So the ones that's in here, you can just put into the timeline and you don't have to cut it down,

but I'm just going to put it said about the 22nd mark and cut it, and I'll select this clip here and

press delete.

And we're all done.

Now, one thing that does help is knowing what the project settings are for your for your current video

or I suppose, just the the project, because that might help us a little bit later on when we come

to exporting the video.

So we've already covered this in the previous tutorial.

To find the project settings, you can come to file click on project settings.

So as you can see, the aspect ratio is custom and also the resolution.

But I suppose the two settings I most certainly want to remember would just be the aspect ratio and

the frame rates.

But when we come to exporting the video, these figures should be in there automatically.

But it's a good idea just to note what the project settings are just in case.

So in a real world scenario, you would actually write down these numbers or just remember them.

Now there's a few ways of getting to the export area.

Of course, we just have this big green button here, which is what you'll use, but you can also come

to export here, and there's a few options to choose from.

And to be honest with you, they're all available in this button here.

So what we will do is we will just click on export.

Now, if you have the free trial version, you will have this window show up.

And at this point, you can click on Buy Now, which is something you're probably not going to do right

now.

Or you can click on export with a watermark.

Now I actually have four more on my other computer, which is a bit of an older version of the more

it, to be honest with you.

But there it's very similar to this newer version, except with a few things.

So what I had to do was just get this free trial version onto my recording computer because while I

didn't really want to have to pay for Mora again.

So that's the reason why I'm using the free trial version.

But needless to say, everything was unlocked anyway within the editor.

If it wasn't unlocked, then I probably would have purchased the program again.

But in any case, you will have to click on export with watermark if you haven't paid for the program.

Now next, this window will appear, but if you have not signed up to Full Mora, you will at this point

if you want to get to this window, have to create an account with Fumero.

So it will be a basic account.

You know, you've just got to hand in some type of email address, create a password and then you will

be brought to this window here.

If you already have the Mora, then you will end up on this window by default.

So it's already on DVD, and what I want to do is I want to cover this last.

So basically, like I said, I want to show you the basics, how you're probably going to export a video.

Most of the time, and by default, we have empathy for here on the first option selected.

And this is probably like this because this is the most basic format that you will export videos or

the most common format that is used so you can give you a video and name.

At this point, then you can choose here where you want to save the video.

So at the moment, mine's going to go to my desktop.

Then we have the resolution, which is 496 times want two one six zero.

Now this is the project settings, if you remember from just a few minutes ago, and then we also have

the frame rate.

So these figures have gone in here by default because the system has detected what the project settings

are for this particular project.

So that's quite handy.

Now there is a bit of an anomaly with regard to the settings.

So I'll come to settings and here we have quality.

Now, typically when you put the quality up to, let's say, good, so put up to good and I'll click

OK.

You would see the file size increase, but I don't know if you noticed that this was actually 100 megabytes

before, but now it's just under 26.

So that is a bit strange that that's happening, and I don't know why.

But basically, you could come to settings and you can put this on good if you want to and then you

have these other dropdowns.

Now you have this encoder here and you also have another one, which is MPEG, which is a less used

Typekit encoder.

But in most cases, you are just going to stick to 8.6 64, then you have your resolution and frame

rates, which the system has already detected, but you could change it here if you wanted to.

But I'd recommend keeping it as it is so that everything matches.

Then you have bit rates now.

The higher the kilobytes per second, the higher the quality.

But I'm quite happy with the default setting.

Then we have audio and there's only one type of encoder with this, which is AC.

And then we have channel now.

It's already detected that this video is set to stereo.

But if you want to tune, you should know how to do this because we have a cut, we have covered sound

in for more.

You could change it to mono or surround sound, but in most cases you will just export with the stereo

setting.

Then we have sample rate on which this too, and this really comes down to how clear you want your sound

to be.

So if you really want to be quite high, you could put it at 48000 and it's the same with a bitrate

as well.

So at this point, you can click OK and then you're good to go and just click export and your video

will start to export.

Now that's something we'll be doing in a second, but let's quickly take a look at a few of these other

options.

So another thing you might do is export by device, and we do have a device tap here and we have these

different options.

Now, if we click through these different options, you can see the resolution is changing.

So the iPhone and iPad are the same.

Let's take a look at Apple TV.

You can see the resolution has changed here.

You can see the frame rate changing as well.

So if you want to export for a particular device, then maybe you can find the device in here.

So let's say you want to export for a Samsung Galaxy because maybe you have a portrait orientated video

while you can choose Samsung Galaxy and we have all of these settings here.

Of course, you can choose where you want the far to be saved to and give it a name.

And then if you want to, you can click on settings and you can change some of these here if you want

to, especially the quality, this will make a big difference.

Then we have YouTube and Vimeo.

Now I don't have a Vimeo account, so I'm not signed into this.

But with YouTube I am.

I do have an account with them, so I signed into my YouTube account.

And basically, you can give your video a title, you can mess around with the settings if you want.

Typekit your description here.

Choose your category and then you can also choose privacy.

So do you want this video to be public, unlisted or private?

And once you've gone through all of these settings here, you can just click on export and it will export

straight to YouTube.

And while just be aware that if this is set to public, then the video will be made public straight

away.

So you got to make sure that you get everything correct in here.

I don't do much YouTube, but when I do, I usually just export to my desktop and then I just work through

YouTube itself.

But how you want to do this is totally up to you.

Then we have DVD.

Now what you could do with these settings here is basically, as far as I know, burned straight to

a DVD or maybe a CD.

So this is something I'm not really familiar with, and to be honest with you, I haven't really done

it since.

Well, maybe in about 20 years, I remember at one point in the 90s and in the early 2000s, burning

films and songs to DVDs and CDs was the thing, but maybe not so much these days.

But who knows, you could go through these settings here and you can choose your device.

The output type, which I'm assuming is going to be the CD or DVD burner, and then you can click export

and then your video would just export onto your CD or your DVD.

OK, so we're already at about 11 minutes now.

It might be a little bit shorter when I export the video, but I do want to take this too far.

Like I said, it's already been too long in the past.

In most instances, you are just going to use local set and and this will be set to end before and then

you can go through these basic settings here.

And then finally, you can click on export and it will start to export.

And as you can see, we do have a watermark here, which is quite large.

But then again, they probably do want you to buy the program.

And it's coming to there now, and it should be a bit of a more a sort of animation at the end.

And there it is.

OK, great.

So here's my video.

Now, I'm not going to click play on this because the last time I did this, the whole tutorial and

the screen recorder just shut down.

So I'm not going to bother doing that.

But what I might do is I might put it into the final edit just so you can take a look at it.

So that's pretty much it.

I don't want to go too far with this, as you can see, there are many different options to choose from.

But really, realistically, all I wanted to do was just show you the basics.

But anyway, we'll move on to the next tutorial now, so I'll see you there.