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3.17.2 Exporting a Sequence to a Windows Movie File
When exporting a sequence to a Windows compatible file format, it is converted to a movie file with
the .avi extension. AVI files can be displayed using a variety of media players and are easily shared.
TroublePix also supports playback of AVI files.
There are significant differences between SEQ files and AVI files. SEQ files contain the image data in
raw format, along with a time stamp for each and every frame and additional information such as a
description. AVI files also contain the image data, but typically in compressed form, for a savings in
disk space that may be offset by reduced image quality depending on codec settings. AVI files do not
include frame-specific time stamps, nor would they include your description.
Exporting a sequence as AVI movie clip is similar to saving a sequence, except that the Save As dialog
lets you select and configure the video codec to perform compression and reduce file size.
There are two ways to export a snippet as AVI:
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Select File | Export To | Windows Movie (Ctrl+W) from the main menu;
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Right-click on the Coarse Slider and select Export selection to *.avi
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