How to: Easily Export Files in a Different Format

CaseGuard Studio supports exporting files in a variety of formats to meet different workflow and compatibility requirements. Whether you need to share files with colleagues, meet organizational standards, or prepare evidence for review, you can easily change the export format before processing your file. This article walks you through changing the export settings in CaseGuard Studio.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Prepare the File for Export
Locate the video file you want to export. Once the desired file is selected, navigate to the top-right corner and click the Export button.

Screen capture of a video editing app showing a dashcam video of a car interior with steering wheel, timeline, and project panel on the right (Export highlighted).

Choose a File Format
In the export menu, click the drop-down menu labeled File Type at the top-right corner of the window. Select your preferred format from the options supported by CaseGuard.

Screenshot of Export Options dialog. Left column shows Export File Name (Axon Body 3 Video - Accident_Redacted), Export Location (C:CG VideosBWC-Case-#42802), Schedule, and Export Mode (Export Redacted Copy) selected. Right column shows File Type dropdown with .mp4 highlighted and Export File Resolution Original (1280x720). Cancel and Export buttons at bottom.

Export the File
Once you’ve selected the desired format, click the Export button at the bottom-right corner of the menu to begin processing your video.

Export settings dialog: file name, type, and location fields shown with an Export button highlighted on the lower right (blue outline).แตก

Access the Exported File
After processing is complete, navigate to the Project Files panel. At the bottom of the panel, click the folder icon to access the file’s location on your computer.

Screenshot of a video editor workspace showing a car interior (steering wheel and dashboard) video, playback controls, and a timeline; a red arrow points to a folder icon in the project panel on the right.

Common Use Cases

Changing the export format can help you:

  • Meet organizational or court submission requirements.
  • Share files in formats compatible with other applications.
  • Reduce the need for third-party file conversion software.
  • Standardize exported files across your organization.

Conclusion

Changing the export settings in CaseGuard Studio allows you to save files in the format that best suits your workflow. Whether you’re preparing files for review, sharing them with colleagues, or meeting specific submission requirements, selecting the appropriate export format helps ensure compatibility and reduces the need for additional file conversions.

If you have additional questions or need further assistance, CaseGuard’s support team is always here to help! Please feel free to reach out to [email protected] at any time.