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4 Choose a movie size from the Size pop-up menu or, to have Motion choose the size based
on your project’s media, select the “Set size automatically” checkbox.
5 Choose a rendering quality from the Compression pop-up menu: “Faster encode (single
pass)” when you are willing to sacrifice quality for faster processing, or “Better quality
(multi-pass).”
6 If you’ve set In and Out points in the Timeline, use the Duration pop-up menu to choose
whether to export the sequence or the portion between the In and Out points.
7 To specify additional Motion-specific options, click Render.
For more information about options available in the Render pane, see Render Options
for Sharing.
8 To use background rendering, click Advanced.
For more information about background rendering, see Background Rendering.
9 To see details about files to be output, click Summary.
10 Click Next, read the terms of service, then click Publish.
Your project is rendered and uploaded to YouTube. The time it takes depends on how
long your project takes to render, and on website traffic. To monitor the render progress,
use Share Monitor. For more information, see About Share Monitor.
To publish your project to Facebook
1 Choose Share > Facebook.
2 If your account isn’t showing in the Account pop-up menu, do one of the following:
• If this is your first time publishing to Facebook via Motion, click Add, then enter your
account name. (If you don’t have a Facebook account, go to http://www.facebook.com
to create one.)
• If you have more than one Facebook account, choose the one from the Account pop-up
menu.
3 Enter the requested information:
• Password: Enter your Facebook account password.
• Viewable by: To determine the subset of people who can view your video, choose an
item from pop-up menu.
• Title: Enter the movie name you want viewers to see.
• Description: Enter information about your movie for viewers to read.
4 Choose a movie size from the Size pop-up menu or, to have Motion choose the size based
on your project’s media, select “Set size automatically.”
5 Choose a rendering quality from the Compression pop-up menu: “Faster encode (single
pass)” when you are willing to sacrifice quality for faster processing, or “Better quality
(multi-pass).”
1399Chapter 24 Sharing Motion Projects