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Chapter 13 Shareyourproject 412
3 To edit the selected attribute eld, do any of the following:
To add an attribute: Drag an attribute (a word or phrase in a blue bubble) from the middle of
the window to the Format eld. You can also type the attribute name in the eld.
To add text: Type a word or phrase in the Format eld at the top of the window.
To create a custom name attribute: Enter a word or phrase in the Custom Name eld at the
bottom of the window, and drag the Custom Name attribute to the Format eld.
Tip: Because the custom name attribute appears in the Format eld as “Custom Name,” you
can use it for long phrases or sentences and still easily view the other attributes and text in the
Format eld.
To remove an attribute or text: Select the attribute or text and press Delete.
As you add and remove attributes, the example (below the Format eld) shows your changes.
4 When youre done, click OK.
Sharerolesasles
You can share a project’s roles, exporting each role as a separate media stem. If you want to
export the same roles from another project or clip later, you can save your settings as a preset.
Share roles as separate les
You can export one or more of a projects or clip’s roles as media stems. For example, you can
export a project’s dialogue, music, and sound eects as separate media les by assigning roles
to the dialogue, music, and sound eects, and then exporting the roles. You can export roles as a
combined, multitrack QuickTime le or as separate audio or video les, and you can assign mono,
stereo, or surround output for your audio channels. For more information, see Roles overview on
page 318.
1 Do one of the following:
Select a project or a clip in the Browser.
Select a range in a project in the Timeline or in a clip in the Browser.
2 Choose File > Share > Master File (or click the Share button in the toolbar and choose Master File).
Note: You can also choose another destination you created based on the Master File or Export
File destination.
3 Click the Settings button, and then specify the following settings (available settings depend on
your source media):
Format: Choose a mastering format (Video and Audio, Video Only, or Audio Only).
Video codec: The source codec is listed by default. Depending on your source media, you can
choose another codec.
Resolution: The resolution (based on the source footage) is provided. Depending on your
source media, you can choose another resolution.
Audio le format: The source format is listed by default. Depending on your source media, you
can choose another audio format.
Include chapter markers: Select the checkbox to include chapter markers with the exported le
(or les).
Open with: Choose what you want to happen after the export is complete.
4 In the “Roles as pop-up menu, choose how you want the roles exported.
Note: The options available in this pop-up menu change based on your choices in the Format
and Audio le format” pop-up menus.
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