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  • Alan Okey

    May 29, 2011 at 1:33 am

    https://documentation.apple.com/en/compressor/usermanual/#chapter=27%26section=3%26hash=apple_ref:doc:uid:TempBookID-ReplacedWhenAssociatingWithMessierRevision-90863DST-1007950

    Creating a Destination

    You use the Destinations tab with the Inspector window to create and assign a destination and to add file identifiers to your output file. If you want to save your output media files to a remote destination, you need to enter information into the Remote dialog so that Compressor can successfully access the remote server.

    You can create the following destinations.

    Local: Any directory on your own computer

    Open Volume: Any shared volume open on your desktop

    Remote: A directory in the default location of an FTP or iDisk server, if you have suitable access privileges and permissions

    To create a remote destination:

    Open the Destinations tab.

    Click the Add (+) button and choose Remote from the pop-up menu.

    The Remote destination dialog appears. For detailed information about the remote destination dialog, see About the Remote Destination Dialog.

    Enter information in the relevant fields, as necessary.

    Click OK.

    Once you have at least one destination in the Destinations tab other than Source, you can set a new default destination.

  • Jerry Hofmann

    May 29, 2011 at 1:49 am

    From the File menu, choose New Batch from Template, and then select Publish to YouTube.

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