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Share the video as normal.......but where has it gone?
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05 Sep 2015 17:13 #68066
by billytwelvetrees
Hey guys
Up until a few weeks ago I had no problems. But as of late I share the video I have created. Go to apple 1080/720........await the notification to appear and find the video. But the videos now...are not actually created. I search high and low after I have received the notification and I cant find it anywhere. All of sudden? It makes no sense and I couldn't seem to find any help on the web either?
Anyone able to shed some light
Thanks guys
Up until a few weeks ago I had no problems. But as of late I share the video I have created. Go to apple 1080/720........await the notification to appear and find the video. But the videos now...are not actually created. I search high and low after I have received the notification and I cant find it anywhere. All of sudden? It makes no sense and I couldn't seem to find any help on the web either?
Anyone able to shed some light
Thanks guys
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07 Sep 2015 14:02 #68127
by dgwvideo
Creating history....one edit at a time !
Replied by dgwvideo on topic Share the video as normal.......but where has it gone?
Some of the share options for Apple devices place the video into iTunes. Did you check there?
Creating history....one edit at a time !
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07 Sep 2015 14:48 #68138
by alex4D
Replied by alex4D on topic Share the video as normal.......but where has it gone?
When you share QuickTime movies, you can see the files by selecting the project, going to the Share tab in the inspector and clicking the magnifying glass in the 'Exported Files' panel.
If you share to YouTube or Vimeo, you may have to look inside your library in the Finder.
In the Finder, control- or right-click your Final Cut Pro X library, choose 'Show Package Contents' - in the folder that opens, navigate to the event your project was in, and look inside the 'Shared Items' folder.
Alex
If you share to YouTube or Vimeo, you may have to look inside your library in the Finder.
In the Finder, control- or right-click your Final Cut Pro X library, choose 'Show Package Contents' - in the folder that opens, navigate to the event your project was in, and look inside the 'Shared Items' folder.
Alex
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