1) Export projects to disk using preset or preferred QT compression format?

i don't understand this i'M A VIDEOGRAPHER NOT AN EDITER BUT THANX

i don't understand this i'M A VIDEOGRAPHER NOT AN EDITER
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    There have been two problems, reported, when exporting projects as library:
    In earlier versions of Aperture the exported library did not include all images, if images had been imported from Photo Stream. I cannot reproduce this bug any longer with Aperture 3.5.1.
    The export could go wrong, if the aperture library needed repairing.
    Have you tried the Aperture Library First Aid Tools,to fix a possible library curruption?
    See this link:  Aperture 3 User Manual: Repairing and Rebuilding Your Aperture Library
    Before trying to rebuild, make sure, your backup of your Aperture library is current and in a working condition.
    I see a progress bar and the .exporting library is created in the desired location.
    Finally I decided to watch a project closely as it was being exported as a library and I noticed that the file size jumps up an down. I'm not an expert on how export works, but it would appear that each exported photo is overwriting the previous one.
    What is the desired location? Are you exporting to your internal system drive or to an external drive? If external, how is the drive formatted?  Such overwriting of files could be caused by incompatible filesystems creating conflicting pathnames. Make sure, the destination is a filesystem formatted MacOS X Extended (Journaled).
    -- Léonie

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