Step 1: The first option on the new pop-up should be the Frame rate. You can export the desired options by following the steps below: When you click either of the export types, you’ll see a pop-up window with the formatting options on it. The next part of exporting is the format options for YouTube, Vimeo. There is also the editable sequence that you can share with other people and other editing systems. Alternatively, you have the option to Archive the file, which is more like a backup. You can export a completed file, in other words, the full clip you were editing. That will let you save the file on your hard drive in its current state. Step 6: Additionally, you can opt to select Backup instead of Target. Free users can only choose between YouTube and Vimeo. Blu-Ray and DVD will be greyed out unless you are using a Pro version. Step 5: You can now choose the target format from the drop-down menu. Step 4: You will see the options Targets, Backup, Interchange, Media files, and Camera formats after bringing your cursor on top of ‘Export’. It should be at the very bottom of the list. Step 3: Select “Export” from the drop-down menu under the sequence command. The sequence command should be between the segment and timeline commands. Step 2: Right-click on the timeline, and select the sequence commands.
Step 1: First, open up the file you want to export and right-click on the clip under the filter tab or the sequence tab if you want to export a specific sequence from the clip.
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