Print Additional Duration: Prints another time code counting the time for the current panel, scene or sequence, depending on what is selected in the Repeat drop-down.Print Scene Names and Panel Numbers: Prints the scene names and panel numbers as an overlay on your video.Print Time Code: Prints the global timecode on each rendered image.In the Burn-In tab, choose what kind of information you want to have printed into the exported files:.Tracked Panels:Exports panels on which tracking changes is enabled -see About Track Changes.Current Panel: Exports only the currently selected panel.Current Scene: Exports only the currently selected scene.If your project has sequences, click on a sequence to select every scene in that sequence.Hold the Shift key, then click on the first scene and the last scene you want to add to your selection, to select every scene between those two scenes inclusively.Hold the Ctrl key and click on each scene you want to add to your selection.
Click and drag to select a range of scenes. Type the number of a sequence or of a scene in the Sequence or Scene fields in the Filter section, to only show matching sequences or matching scenes in the list. Then, click on the Select button to open the Scenes Picker dialog box, in which you can: Selected Scenes: Select this option to export a specific selection of scenes. In the Export Range section, select whether you want to export the entire project, or only specific parts of it:. Per Project: Export your whole animatic into a single video file. Per Sequence: Create one movie file for each sequence in your project, if any. Per Scene: Create one movie file for each scene in your project. In the One Clip drop-down, select how you want your video clips to be separated:. It is recommended to export your animatic in full size unless you want to quickly export a test video. In the Resolution dropdown, select whether you want the exported movie to be in Full Size, Half Size or Quarter Size, relative to the resolution of your project. Movies exported in this format used standard AVC compression for the video stream and uncompressed PCM for the audio stream. If you are exporting in H.264/MPEG-4 (.mov) format, there are no encoding options available. If you are exporting in Windows Media Video (.wmv) format, see Configuring Movie Settings for Windows Media Video. 
If you are exporting in QuickTime Movie (.mov) format on macOS, see Configuring Movie Settings for QuickTime Movies on macOS.If you are exporting in QuickTime Movie (.mov) format on Windows, see Configuring Movie Settings for QuickTime Movies on Windows.
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