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fjk6515 wrote on 2/21/2017, 12:12 AM

Well, you could mount a flash drive using a reader on your computer and then when exporting whatever format you choose, point to the path of the flash drive. Or write to a computer hard drive and then copy it after.

johnebaker wrote on 2/21/2017, 2:31 AM

Hi

If you want to use the flash drive as a device to send to someone else to burn to disc, you can create an ISO image of the disc from the burn tab - however it would be better to create this on your hard drive and then copy it to the flash drive.

To get a playable movie that can be used direct from the flash drive use File, Export, Export as . . . . . and select the required video format, eg MP4, resolution and frame rate - you will not get any menu system with this just a single video file.

HTH

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yvon-robert wrote on 2/21/2017, 1:08 PM

Hi,

Flash card act as a hard drive in your computer flash card has different speed and size but is a 32 bit system limited to 5 gig maximum file size. To export a large file over 5 gig you must reformat the card using a 64 bits system like NTFS. You have 2 choices 1) Create a iso file on your hard drive and copy to the flash card or 2) Export directly the file from video software to the flash card location. Export like mp4 file.

Regards

YR