Export¶
Press Export to open the Export settings dialog. Export renders every segment with its own settings and losslessly concatenates the results into one monochrome output for the whole timeline.
Settings¶
| Setting | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Format | RAW, TMG1, or TMG1 & RAW (see below). |
| Also output preview mp4 | Additionally writes <name>.preview.mp4, a 6× nearest-neighbour upscale for eyeballing on a normal display. Off by default. |
| Coder | Entropy coder used by the tmg1 encoder. |
| Rice mode | Rice parameter scope: per line, per frame, or fixed k. |
| Keyframe interval | Maximum distance between keyframes. |
| Scene-change detection | Insert keyframes on scene changes. |
| Variable frame rate | Drop duplicate frames (VFR). |
| Prediction filter | Enable the prediction filter. |
| Delta (P) frames | Encode inter-frame deltas. |
| Index chunk | Write a seek index chunk. |
Encode presets save and re-apply encoder settings, and Command
options previews the exact tmg1 encode command line that will run.
Formats¶
| Format | Output |
|---|---|
| RAW | <name>.raw — packed 1-bit monob frames. Encode to TMG1 later with tmg1-cli encode. |
| TMG1 | <name>.tmg1 — the raw encoded to TMG1. Studio runs the tmg1 CLI for you; no separate encode step. |
| TMG1 & RAW | Both of the above. |
Running the export¶
Progress is shown over the preview while each segment renders:
Export report¶
When the export finishes, a report summarizes the result — resolution, frame count, duration, segment count, format, RAW/TMG1 sizes, compression ratio, encode settings, average bytes per frame, and the output path:
