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| Exporting
Projectors Tutorial |
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tutorial applies to WildPresenter Pro 2+ and
WildPresenter Lite 2+. |
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| Introduction |
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WildPresenter
offers a number of additional export options
that can assist you in the deployment and distribution
of your WildPresenter encoded Flash SWF and FLV
files.
The following projector output options, located
in the Output Tab of the Project Settings window
(from the menu: View>Project Settings), all
have an automatic naming feature. Once you select
the checkbox next to the option, the name field
will automatically fill in. You can then manually
change the name, or use the browse button to
open a dialogue box that you can use to change
the name and destination of the output file.
By default the export options files will be saved
to the same folder as your project output.
WildPresenter will output Windows, Macintosh & Linux
projector files. These can be very useful for
deploying your WildPresenter output on CD and
for other methods of offline distribution. Projector
files contain the Flash SWF output and player
together, so you can be certain that the viewer
does not need any additional players to view
the files. |
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are two player output options: |
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| Export
Options |
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| Export
Win Projector: |
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| Selecting
this box will cause WildPresenter to export your
SWF as a Flash projector file for Windows (an
.exe file). |
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| Export
Mac Projector: |
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| Selecting
this box will cause WildPresenter to export your
SWF as a Flash projector file for the Mac (an
.hqx file). The .hqx file created by WildPresenter
must be expanded on a Mac user's computer prior
to playing. |
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Linux Projector: |
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| Selecting
this box will cause WildPresenter to export a
Flash projector file for Linux (Linux projectors
have no extension) that will play your output
video. |
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projector files play WildPresenter's output Flash
SWF file. Remember that when you distribute your
projector files you will need to include the
projector file itself as well as the “Load_External_Files” folder
associated with that project (if there are any
files in that folder). The Load_External_Files
folder has all the files in your project that
use the Load external file play mode (including
all FLV video files which must use that play
mode). The projector will need that folder to
find the files in order to play them. |
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| Conclusion |
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have now covered how you can export projectors
in WildPresenter. You can do much more with WildPresenter
and other tutorials will cover these subjects.
The WildPresenter help file also addresses these
topics. |
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