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Download a past export again, or export it once more

Download a past export again in StreamLive Pro: every MP4 and caption file you exported from a project is listed under Past exports, with Download, Re-export and Remove.

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Every file you export from a subtitle project is listed in that project. Open the project in Translate and subtitles, press Export, and look at the bottom of the Video or Subtitles tab: the Past exports list shows each MP4 and caption file with its date and size. Press Download to get the file again, Re-export to make it again with the same settings, or Remove to delete it.

What the list shows

Column or buttonWhat it means
TypeMP4 video, SRT, VTT or ASS subtitles, plain text or JSON data
Name and timeThe file name, and when it was made ("2 hr ago", "3 days ago")
DownloadGets the same file again, while it is still stored
Re-exportMakes the file again with the settings it was made with
RemoveTakes the entry off the list and deletes the stored file
"File no longer available"The stored file is gone; use Re-export

The list belongs to one project and shows its most recent exports. A new export is added automatically. While a render is running, the list says so, and the file appears as soon as it is done.

Before you start

Steps

  1. Open the project. In Translate and subtitles, open it from Your translation videos.
  2. Open the export window. Press Export. The window has the tabs Video, Subtitles, Versions and Share.
  3. Go to Video or Subtitles. Scroll to the bottom of the tab to the Past exports list.
  4. Find the file. Look at the type, the name and the time.
  5. Download it. Press Download. If the button is greyed out and the row says "File no longer available", go to the next step.
  6. Or export it again. Press Re-export. For a caption file the download starts at once; for an MP4 the render runs, and the new file is added to the top of the list.
  7. Tidy the list. Press Remove on renders you no longer need. Each one is deleted along with its file.
The Translate and subtitles screen (test account).
The Translate and subtitles screen (test account).

Past exports, versions and the project list

You wantWhere
A file you already exported from this projectPast exports in the Video or Subtitles tab
An earlier text of the captions, before later editsVersions: restore, compare or download a version
A project you worked on last weekYour translation videos in Translate and subtitles
Your recordings and uploadsStorage

More about versions and autosave: Undo, history and autosave in the video editor.

What can go wrong

Frequently asked questions

Where do I find a subtitle file I exported last week?

Open the same project, press Export, and look under Past exports at the bottom of the Video or Subtitles tab.

Does Re-export give me the same file as before?

It uses the same settings, but the text of the project as it is now. If you corrected lines since, the new file has the corrections.

Does Remove delete the file or only the entry?

Both. The entry leaves the list and the stored file is deleted.

Why is the Download button greyed out?

The stored file is no longer available. Press Re-export to make it again.

Does re-exporting use translation minutes?

Re-export makes the file from lines that already exist; it does not transcribe or translate again.

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