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Export a Video Clip Locally Using the Export Bar
  1. In the Search screen, perform the desired Timeline search or narrow a Thumbnail search.
  2. Click in the Export bar at the desired start time, and then drag to the desired end time.

NOTE: Once a time range has been established on the export bar, you can click and drag either side of the selection to modify the time range.

  1. Right-click the created export clip, and then click Export Video.

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  1. Customize the Start and End Date/Time, Video Quality, Video Resolution and audio under Other Options.
  2. Click Next.
  3. Select Export to Local / Network Location and select the folder icon to search Select Destination Folder.

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  1. Type in a File Name.
  2. Click Export. 

NOTE: A maximum of four hours can be exported at one time.

Export to Web Services Using the Export Bar
  1. In the Search screen, perform the desired Timeline search or narrow a Thumbnail search. 
  2. Click in the Export bar at the desired start time, and then drag to the desired end time.

NOTE: Once a time range has been established on the export bar, you can click and drag either side of the selection to modify the time range.

  1. Right-click the created export clip, and then click Export Video.
  2. Customize the Start and End Date/Time, Video Quality, Video Resolution, and audio under Other Options.
  3. Click Next.
  4. Select Export to Web Services and type a Title and Public Note.

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  1. Click Export.

NOTE: A maximum of four hours can be exported at one time.

NOTE: Check Share Video Clip to share with other users.

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