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7 To take advantage of distributed processing or to send your project to Compressor,
click Advanced.
For information on the Advanced options, see “Export your project using
Compressor” on page 456.
8 Click Next, read the terms of service, and click Publish.
Final Cut Pro renders your movie and uploads it to CNN iReport. The length of time it
takes for your movie to appear depends on website trac. You can monitor the render
progress using Share Monitor.
For information about working with the project after it has been published, see
“Shared projects overview” on page 459.
Exportyourproject
Export your project as media les
You can export your project as a movie le with video and audio, as a video le (with
no audio), or as an audio le (with no video). You can also export one or more of the
roles used in your project in one or more les, also known as media stems.
Using the Export Media command with the Current Settings option creates high-
quality output les faster than the alternative methods in the Share menu, which use
background processing.
Export your project as a movie le with video and audio
1 Select the project in the Project Library and choose Share > Export Media (or press
Command-E).
2 Choose Video and Audio from the Export pop-up menu.
3 To export a le that matches the project’s properties, choose Current Settings from the
“Video codec” pop-up menu.
You can also choose one of the available codecs (Apple ProRes, H.264, uncompressed
8- and 10-bit 4:2:2) from the “Video codec” pop-up menu.
4 Choose what to do after the movie le is exported from the “Open with” pop-up menu:
 None: Choose this option if you don’t want to automatically open the exported le.
 QuickTime Player.app: Choose this option to open the exported le in
QuickTime Player.
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