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Copying video and creating video compilations About converting video 159 Selecting an output format and a destination 1 In the Choose Output area, select the device you will be using to watch your movie. 2 Move the slider to the desired level of output video quality. Note Increasing the video quality also increases the file size. 3 Use the Save file to drop-down list to select how you want the compilation saved: ■ Disc/Disc Image: Choose this option to save the compilation as a disc image file or to burn the project to a disc. ■ File/Folder: Choose this option to save the compilation as a file or folder on your hard disk. ■ Portable Device/Media: Choose this option to save the compilation on your portable device or memory card. 4 Optional: Click Options to review or change your conversion settings. 5 Optional: Click Preview to view video quality before you begin video conversion. 6 Optional: Click Custom to customize the audio and video quality settings for your project. Note If you choose Portable Device/Media when the Always save copies to hard drive option is selected, your compilation will be saved to your hard disk and to your portable player. Click Options and select the General tab to access this option. If you disconnect your portable device or memory card from your computer while a file is being transferred, the copy process will be aborted and you will have to start over.

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Copying video and creating video compilations
About converting video
159
Selecting an output format and a destination
1
In the Choose Output area, select the device you will be using to watch
your movie.
2
Move the slider to the desired level of output video quality.
Note
Increasing the video quality also increases the file size.
3
Use the
Save file to
drop-down list to select how you want the
compilation saved:
■
Disc/Disc Image
: Choose this option to save the compilation as
a disc image file or to burn the project to a disc.
■
File/Folder
: Choose this option to save the compilation as a file
or folder on your hard disk.
■
Portable Device/Media
: Choose this option to save the
compilation on your portable device or memory card.
4
Optional
: Click
Options
to review or change your conversion
settings.
5
Optional
: Click
Preview
to view video quality before you begin video
conversion.
6
Optional
: Click
Custom
to customize the audio and video quality
settings for your project.
Note
If you choose
Portable Device/Media
when the
Always
save copies to hard drive
option is selected, your compilation
will be saved to your hard disk and to your portable player. Click
Options
and select the
General
tab to access this option.
If you disconnect your portable device or memory card from
your computer while a file is being transferred, the copy process
will be aborted and you will have to start over.