Ctrl + S is the best keyboard shortcut to use when saving projects. Alternatively, go to the File menu and then choose Save As or Save. You will be required to enter the project name and preferred file destination.
Select a new name or destination for your project by using Save As. A new project will be created if you have saved projects before.
Should the program crash or close for unknown reasons, you do not have to worry. FilmoraPro Video Editor auto-saves your project at predetermined intervals, so you can recover the work done.
Go to the Setting Up FilmoraPro Video Editor page to get more information on how to customize auto-save settings.
FilmoraPro Video Editor does not save media assets with the project file. This means that to work on the project in the future, the files must have the same names and be in the same file destination. When editing the project on another computer, you will have to move the media files as well.
Go to the export screen to export youtr project. All settings are customized here.
Click on "Export" just above the timeline and then select In-Out Area or Contents to export a clip or full video from your project.
Contents: all media files are exported as a video.
In-Out Area: will only export the clip between the in and out points that you set.
Selecting any of the two will create a popup dialogue window asking you to confirm whether to Continue Working or Go to Export.
Selecting "Continue Working" adds the selection to a queue in the Export Screen. This allows you to review the export later before proceeding with the full process. Finally access the export screen by clicking on "Go to Export".
In order to complete the export process, go to the queue in the export screen and click on Start Exporting. To go back to the project before exporting, click on Back to Editor. The selected portion will be exported in the background and you can continue editing the rest of the project.
There are three main sections on the FilmoraPro Video Editor Export Screen:
The Presets Panel of the Export Screen has all available presets categorized into two main groups:
Learn more about these export formatting options by visiting the Supported Formats page.
In order to change a preset that will be applied tone export tasks, double-click it to engage it.
Built-in Presets cannot be deleted. However, you can delete a User Preset. Simply choose the preset and then click on the "Delete Preset" icon which is located at the bottom of the preset list.
This panel shows all the projects and their respetcive sections, which are as yet to be exported.
The following options can be viewed at the bottom of the Queue panel:
Once the export process begins, you can click on the "Back to Editor" button to continue editing your project on the Editing Screen. The rendering process will not be interrupted since it will proceed in the background.
The Preview panel allows you to monitor the export progress. All frames being rendered at any time will be previewed here. The panel also shows details of the file being rendered, such as preset used, task name, and compression. These images come from the buffer of the export and will not affect the export process in any way.
Right-click on individual clips, select "Add to Export Queue" in the menu that appears in order to export them as individual clips.
Use this method to export multiple clips, which will be added as separate tasks in the Export Queue.
If you want to bulk convert video files to the new format, Add to Export Queue is useful. If you add a video clip to the export queue in this way, the name of the task in the queue will indicate its source and its location on the timeline.