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You can export a clip from the Clip Library to a number of formats for use in an external device.
Growing File Export

Export
You can export a clip from the Clip Library to a number of formats for use in an external device.
- Supported Media Files for Export
- To Select an Export Destination
  You can set up to nine export destinations, each with a different export format. Destination folders should only be located on network drives or high-speed USB drives (USB 2.0/3.0/3.1) mounted on the server.
- To Export Media Files
  Export media files from the server to another format that can be used by another device.
- Growing File Export
  - To Set NAS Permissions for Growing File Export
    The Growing File Export service in Windows® needs permission to access the NAS where you want to locate the Growing File Export.
  - To Create Growing Export Files
    The growing export works in real-time to export clips or replay events as they are being recorded. There is a separate growing file export for each record channel transport on the server.

Growing File Export

You can constantly export any channel that is being recorded, including one or more angles of a replay event, to an export location on network drives or network attached storage (NAS). The growing files can then be imported into a non-linear editor where is can be worked on in near real-time as the file continues to grow. There is some delay (about 40 seconds) in the export process relative to the live record point.

The Growing File Export service needs permissions to access the NAS for the export. Once this is set up you can direct the Growing File Export to that network storage location.