Export Pro - Revision history

Dave at 21:32, 30 September 2024

2024-09-30T21:32:19Z

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	You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.		You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.

	Note for 64bit: Lite, Pro, and 2 can export fine, but you ONLY can export one type, there's nothing to choose.		Note for 64bit: Lite, Pro, and 2 can export fine, but you ONLY can export one type for encoder and preset, there's nothing to choose.
	==Preparation==		==Preparation==
	You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:		You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:

Dave at 21:31, 30 September 2024

2024-09-30T21:31:57Z

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	You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.		You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.

	Note for 64bit: ~~that's the~~ ONLY ~~encoder you get~~, ~~so you~~'~~re all set~~.		Note for 64bit: Lite, Pro, and 2 can export fine, but you ONLY can export one type, there's nothing to choose.
	==Preparation==		==Preparation==
	You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:		You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:

Dave at 21:30, 30 September 2024

2024-09-30T21:30:35Z

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	\|bgcolor="red" \| <font color="white"> ~~WARNING~~ for 32 ~~Bit~~</font>		\|bgcolor="red" \| <font color="white"> WARNING for 32 Bit </font>
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	Due to apple being dicks about backward compatibility, I'm not sure that Lite can export any more, only Pro or 2. And then ONLY if you choose These settings:		Due to apple being dicks about backward compatibility, I'm not sure that Lite can export any more, only Pro or 2. And then ONLY if you choose These settings:

Dave at 21:30, 30 September 2024

2024-09-30T21:30:18Z

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	\|bgcolor="red" \| <font color="white"> WARNING </font>		\|bgcolor="red" \| <font color="white"> WARNING for 32 Bit</font>
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	Due to apple being dicks about backward compatibility, I'm not sure that Lite can export any more, only Pro or 2. And then ONLY if you choose These settings:		Due to apple being dicks about backward compatibility, I'm not sure that Lite can export any more, only Pro or 2. And then ONLY if you choose These settings:
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	# '''Preset''': "H.264".		# '''Preset''': "H.264".
	You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.		You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.

			Note for 64bit: that's the ONLY encoder you get, so you're all set.
	==Preparation==		==Preparation==
	You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:		You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:

Dave at 16:29, 8 May 2024

2024-05-08T16:29:40Z

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	\|bgcolor="red" \| <font color="white"> WARNING </font>		\|bgcolor="red" \| <font color="white"> WARNING </font>
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	Due to apple being dicks about backward compatibility, I'm not sure that Lite can export any more, only Pro or 2. And then ONLY if you choose ~~the~~ Movie Encoder: "QuickTime Movie" ~~and~~ Preset: "H.264". You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.		Due to apple being dicks about backward compatibility, I'm not sure that Lite can export any more, only Pro or 2. And then ONLY if you choose These settings:
			# '''Movie Encoder''': "QuickTime Movie"
			# '''Preset''': "H.264".
			You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.
	==Preparation==		==Preparation==
	You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:		You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:

Dave at 00:28, 29 February 2024

2024-02-29T00:28:29Z

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	\|bgcolor="red" \| <font color="white"> WARNING </font>		\|bgcolor="red" \| <font color="white"> WARNING </font>
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	Due to apple being dicks about backward compatibility, I'm not sure that Lite can export any more, only Pro or 2. And then ONLY if you choose the ~~Exporter~~: "QuickTime Movie" and Preset: "H.264". You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.		Due to apple being dicks about backward compatibility, I'm not sure that Lite can export any more, only Pro or 2. And then ONLY if you choose the Movie Encoder: "QuickTime Movie" and Preset: "H.264". You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.
	==Preparation==		==Preparation==
	You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:		You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:

Dave at 19:40, 25 March 2022

2022-03-25T19:40:12Z

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			Due to apple being dicks about backward compatibility, I'm not sure that Lite can export any more, only Pro or 2. And then ONLY if you choose the Exporter: "QuickTime Movie" and Preset: "H.264". You may edit the Preset to your preferences, but I think that's the ONLY one that works now.
	==Preparation==		==Preparation==
	You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:		You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:

Dave: /* Special Considerations */

2020-05-04T21:55:20Z

Special Considerations

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	== Special Considerations ==		== Special Considerations ==
	The default is to allow 2 exports simultaneously. You can cue up as many as you want, but only 2 will export at a time. If you have a high-powered computer, you might want to increase that number. It's one of the "[[Secret Prefs]]" called "Max number of simultaneous QuickTime Exports".		The default is to allow (2 x Cores) exports simultaneously, where Cores is the number of cores on your computer. You can cue up as many as you want, but only that many will export at a time. If you have a high-powered computer, you might want to increase that number. It's one of the "[[Secret Prefs]]" called "Max number of simultaneous QuickTime Exports".

	If you choose iPhone (Cellular) as the Movie Encoder, the resulting file will be about half the size of the non-cellular one (in MB), but audio quality is greatly reduced.		If you choose iPhone (Cellular) as the Movie Encoder, the resulting file will be about half the size of the non-cellular one (in MB), but audio quality is greatly reduced.

Dave: /* To get it onto your Video iPod or iPhone or AppleTV */

2019-02-04T03:36:49Z

To get it onto your Video iPod or iPhone or AppleTV

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	If you choose iPhone (Cellular) as the Movie Encoder, the resulting file will be about half the size of the non-cellular one (in MB), but audio quality is greatly reduced.		If you choose iPhone (Cellular) as the Movie Encoder, the resulting file will be about half the size of the non-cellular one (in MB), but audio quality is greatly reduced.

	== To get it onto your ~~Video iPod or~~ iPhone or AppleTV ==		== To get it onto your iPhone, iPad, or AppleTV ==
	# Go to Preferences->Export and pick "iPod", "iPhone" or "AppleTV" as the encoder. (Do NOT pick "iPhone (Cellular)")		# Go to Preferences->Export and pick "iPod", "iPhone" or "AppleTV" as the encoder. (Do NOT pick "iPhone (Cellular)")
	# Select the song(s) you want to export		# Select the song(s) you want to export
	# File->Export->Selection as QuickTime, save it on your desktop or wherever you like		# File->Export->Selection as QuickTime, save it on your desktop or wherever you like
	# In the Finder, select the resulting movie(s), right click and pick "Open With->iTunes"		# In the Finder, select the resulting movie(s), right click and pick "Open With->iTunes"
	# Once you're in iTunes with your video, drag the video to your ~~iPod, iPhone, or AppleTV~~, and sync		# Once you're in iTunes with your video, drag the video to your device, and sync

	== Setting the Export Sample Duration ==		== Setting the Export Sample Duration ==

Dave at 16:37, 3 June 2016

2016-06-03T16:37:32Z

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	\|bgcolor="red" \| <font color="white"> Apple is abandoning developers who support QuickTime for Windows! kJams relies on QuickTime to handle media. [http://www.change.org/petitions/apple-inc-do-not-abandon-quicktime-for-windows Please sign the petition]!</font>
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	==Preparation==		==Preparation==
	You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane:		You must select the output format in the QuickTime Export Preferences pane: