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Batch Export in El Capitan
Posted by James Ewart on November 4, 2015 at 12:59 pmI’m in El Capitan.
So I’m doing a “batch export” (I know I know it’s not really a “batch” batch) insomuch as I have selected a default export option and a bunch of projects.
However (and I don’t think this was the behaviour in Yosemite) the actual file names do not show up in the background tasks window – just the file format selected.
i’m sure in the past I would check the background window in case I was needlessly exporting duplicate projects by mistake and then simply delete one of them.
Am I mistaken?
James Cude replied 10 years, 6 months ago 5 Members · 7 Replies -
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James Ewart
November 4, 2015 at 1:35 pmThanks Bret.
Memory playing tricks with me.
First comment about El Capitan is exporting seems much slower out of FCPX to me. I have not done a scientific test. I measure it on the personal boredom tedium scale.
I know I should be getting on with other stuff.
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Mark Smith
November 4, 2015 at 4:02 pmso How did you set up your batch for export?
I tried this the other day with 5 projects that all needed to be exported and I could only select one project at a time and then share to a destination.
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James Ewart
November 4, 2015 at 4:17 pmI got it from Ripple Training and it’s not quite real batch export but doesn’t take any more time.
Yes very annoyingly you cannot select a whole bunch of projects and export them with one set of commands.
But you can set one export options as default in preferences and then just Command E all the projects one at a time. Once you have selected a destination for the first export the others all follow to the same place.
So it is quite fast.
NB
The problem with this system I have found is if you want to then batch export again in a different format and change the default export in settings it screws up the previous batch export.
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Bret Williams
November 6, 2015 at 12:44 amYep. After the first one, it’s just cmd E, enter enter. Cmd E, enter enter. However I have done some 40+ exports where it’s a pain. But for 5 or so not a problem.
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Don Walker
November 6, 2015 at 4:08 pm[James Ewart] “First comment about El Capitan is exporting seems much slower out of FCPX to me. I have not done a scientific test. I measure it on the personal boredom tedium scale.
“I’ve noticed this also. On Sunday afternoons, I am exporting a 1:58;00 mp4. What used to take 35 minutes, now takes over an hour!
don walker
texarkana, texasJohn 3:16
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James Cude
November 9, 2015 at 10:18 pmnote you can set up scripts to automate this like with automator, keyboard maestro, or something like FCPXporter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKFZL7jwaS8
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