Staff Answer
Nov 17, 2014 - 09:48 AM
The two things that have the most impact on the time it takes to export a video are transitions, and the number and length of sounds.
Turning off page transitions will speed up export because it will reduce the number of frames in the exported movie.
Any sounds that do not enter Pixie as AAC encoded MP3s will take a long time to export because they have to be resaved to make them part of the movie. The more sounds, or the longer sounds are, the longer it will take to export.
If you are on Windows, and you have not already upgraded to Pixie 4, this will also help.
With Pixie 4, the video export changed from using QuickTime to using the Windows OS to create movies. This often makes the export 50% faster than in previous versions of Pixie.
Turning off page transitions will speed up export because it will reduce the number of frames in the exported movie.
Any sounds that do not enter Pixie as AAC encoded MP3s will take a long time to export because they have to be resaved to make them part of the movie. The more sounds, or the longer sounds are, the longer it will take to export.
If you are on Windows, and you have not already upgraded to Pixie 4, this will also help.
With Pixie 4, the video export changed from using QuickTime to using the Windows OS to create movies. This often makes the export 50% faster than in previous versions of Pixie.
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