Export name

The program automatically fills this in with the local date and time, but you can rename it. The folder or disk that you save or burn to inherits the export name.

Item

Lists the items selected for export, for example video sequences.

For each item, you can change the time and date. If you click the date, a calendar opens. Here, you can select a new date to view. Click Go To to change date. You can change the start and stop time of the item by using the time indicator underneath the calendar.

Click an item to see a preview of the export clip in the preview pane to the right of the Item list. If you select more items by holding down the SHIFT or CTRL button and clicking extra items, you get access to multiple previews. You can adjust the start and stop time on the timeline for each preview.

You can delete an item from the Item list by clicking the red x next to it. The red x appears when you hover over the item with your mouse. If you want to split the item into two, click the split icon. In the preview pane, you can edit the start and end time of each item.

Add Item

Use the Add item... button to select other items that you want to include in the list for exporting. Use the Remove All button to clear the list in the Item window.

Export destination

Path - You can specify a path yourself (the field may suggest a path for you). When you specify a path this way, the folders you specify do not have to be existing ones. If they do not already exist, they are created automatically.

Media burner - Select a burner. You can specify a burner that you want to send the export to. In this way, you create the export and make sure it is written directly to an optical media in one go.

Privacy mask

Click to add privacy masks on the video. The privacy masks cover the selected area with a solid, black area.

The privacy masks that you add here only apply to the current export and for the selected video. The export may already include video with privacy masks configured by your system administrator. For more information, see Privacy masking (explained).