Create the video in Finish

Click Confirm and go to the next step to open step 5, Finish. Readiness is shown at the top, with the next actions below.

1. 1Check slides, script, presenter and voice, audio and total length. This example shows five slides, 23 lines and 3:20.
2. 2To finish the video directly, click Create the video automatically. Presenter video generation and export then run automatically.

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1. 1
   Check Check slides, script, presenter and voice, audio and total length. This example shows five slides, 23 lines and 3:20.
2. 2
   Action To finish the video directly, click Create the video automatically. Presenter video generation and export then run automatically.

Check To edit layout and timing yourself before finishing, choose Send to MotionVox to hand the project over to the track editor. Finishing in the track editor is covered in “Finish in the track editor and save the MP4” in this chapter.

Clicking Create the video automatically opens a confirmation. Starting here runs presenter video generation (GPU) and video export in sequence.

1. 1Read the message. You wait with this screen open, and it says you can resume if you close it.
2. 2Click Start.

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1. 1
   Check Read the message. You wait with this screen open, and it says you can resume if you close it.
2. 2
   Action Click Start.

Check Depending on your plan, video generation uses credits. Before starting, it is worth checking the script and the length once more (3:20 in this example).

Once processing starts, progress is listed step by step. The figure shows presenter video generation in progress.

1. 1Completed stages receive a green tick. Avatar generation (GPU) is followed by Video export.
2. 2The line below shows how many clips are complete: eight of twenty-three in this figure.

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1. 1
   Check Completed stages receive a green tick. Avatar generation (GPU) is followed by Video export.
2. 2
   Check The line below shows how many clips are complete: eight of twenty-three in this figure.

Check For this example (3 minutes 20 seconds, 23 presenter clips), it took about six minutes from clicking Start to completion. The wait varies with video length and load.

When every stage is ticked and the heading says the video is ready, it is complete. Review the summary below.

1. 1Check that every stage, including Avatar generation (GPU) and Video export, is ticked.
2. 2Check the number of slides and lines and the total length: five slides, 23 lines and 3 minutes 20 seconds here. The Video row shows Exported.
3. 3To check the ending and save the file, click Open MotionVox editor.

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1. 1
   Check Check that every stage, including Avatar generation (GPU) and Video export, is ticked.
2. 2
   Check Check the number of slides and lines and the total length: five slides, 23 lines and 3 minutes 20 seconds here. The Video row shows Exported.
3. 3
   Action To check the ending and save the file, click Open MotionVox editor.

Check Watch the finished video next to it opens the video in a new browser tab, with sound. One row of the summary that shows an internal classification is painted over in the figure.

When we reopened the studio for the same deck after the video was made, a prompt appeared first.

1. 1It reads: the automatically created video is ready, open it?
2. 2Click Watch the video to see it.
3. 3Click Continue with the script to look at the script and settings. We pressed this and opened the Finish screen.

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1. 1
   Check It reads: the automatically created video is ready, open it?
2. 2
   Check Click Watch the video to see it.
3. 3
   Action Click Continue with the script to look at the script and settings. We pressed this and opened the Finish screen.

Check If the prompt does not appear, simply continue.

After the video exists, Finish lists actions for revising and for watching and sharing. The descriptions quoted are the text on the cards.

1. 1Top row: Send to MotionVox (builds the project for detailed editing) and Create the video automatically (runs from avatar generation to export).
2. 2Middle row: Consult and fix (revise emphasis, captions, text, pauses and speed with AI) and Rebuild (differences), which applies only what changed to the video project.
3. 3Bottom left: Generate remaining shows that avatar generation is complete (23 clips) here. Export in the editor says to export again in the editor after making changes.
4. 4Bottom right: Watch the finished video (plays the exported video on this screen) and Publish this video (issues a URL that plays in the viewer’s browser). The button with the same name under the summary right after completion opens a new tab; this card plays the video in a small window on this screen.

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   Check Top row: Send to MotionVox (builds the project for detailed editing) and Create the video automatically (runs from avatar generation to export).
2. 2
   Check Middle row: Consult and fix (revise emphasis, captions, text, pauses and speed with AI) and Rebuild (differences), which applies only what changed to the video project.
3. 3
   Check Bottom left: Generate remaining shows that avatar generation is complete (23 clips) here. Export in the editor says to export again in the editor after making changes.
4. 4
   Check Bottom right: Watch the finished video (plays the exported video on this screen) and Publish this video (issues a URL that plays in the viewer’s browser). The button with the same name under the summary right after completion opens a new tab; this card plays the video in a small window on this screen.

Check This chapter continues with Create the video automatically. The Consult card showed “20 free uses left, then 15 credits per exchange” on our screen.