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Next, use the Destination field drop-down to designate a target folder for exported files to be
sent. A progress gauge is shown during file processing. Click the Export button at the bottom of
the dialogue to begin batch export processing.
Hint: The time an export takes is affected by numerous factors – the number, duration and
resolution of the selected files, the speed of the device selected as target for the files, the
designated format, and so on.
It is generally unwise to commence a file export shortly before a live event, since you cannot
launch TriCaster’s Live Desktop during export. If necessary, you can cancel the current export
operation.
BACKUP SESSION
Clicking the Backup Session button opens a system file explorer to the default location for
backup files (D:\Session Backups). Backup operations can take some time, depending on the
amount of content in the session. Again, it would be wise not to begin a backup operation
shortly before a scheduled live production. A progress gauge is displayed during processing, and
if necessary you may
Cancel the operation.
Of course, the session to be backed up is the current session (to backup a different session,
return to the
Home Page and Open a different session. The backup operation next determines
whether all media used in the session is local (i.e., located in folders named for that session), or
one or more files is external – stored in other places on your system, and included in the session
using Add Media Location , or from folders belonging to other sessions. If all session media is
local, the backup proceeds without further interruption.
When external media is used in the session, a dialog is presented stating "The following files are
external to the session. Would you like to import these files?" The optional actions in the dialog
are:

Backup without importing

Import and Backup

Cancel Backup