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**Video Exportable** component as seen in the Scene Inspector

The VideoExportable component is used to export a Video Texture as a video file for your device.

To export using this component, look at the file browser export section.

Fields

Fields
Name	Type	Description
`persistent`	Bool	Determines whether or not this item will be saved to the server.
`UpdateOrder`	Int	Controls the order in which this component is updated.
`Enabled`	Bool	Controls whether or not this component is enabled.
`Video`	VideoTexture	The video to be exported.

Usage

Using this will allow you to export videos. However, only some types of videos can be exported. Videos that were imported from a computer can be exported (.mp3 and .mp4 file types). Videos that seem to fail the exporting process are Youtube videos or streaming videos, as they not only fail to export a video file, they instead export a text file (which seems to be html).

Examples

Related Components

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+The '''VideoExportable''' component is used to export a [[Type:VideoTexture|Video Texture]] as a video file for your device.
+To export using this component, look at the [[File Browser#Importing And Exporting|file browser export section]].
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 == Fields ==
 {{Table ComponentFields
-|Video|{{RootFieldType|AssetRef`1|[[Type:VideoTexture|VideoTexture]]}}|TypeAdv0=true|
+|Video|{{RootFieldType|AssetRef`1|[[Type:VideoTexture|VideoTexture]]}}|TypeAdv0=true| The video to be exported.
 }}
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 == Usage ==
+Using this will allow you to export videos. However, only some types of videos can be exported. Videos that were imported from a computer can be exported (<code>.mp3</code> and <code>.mp4</code> file types). Videos that seem to fail the exporting process are Youtube videos or streaming videos, as they not only fail to export a video file, they instead export a text file (which seems to be html).
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