The MC-100 Operator Console makes it very easy to Export captured video files or Import new video files within a presentation. The Export feature allows you to save a Windows Media File (wmv) directly to the hard drive. This allows maximum flexiblity, if you need to edit the video in a separate video editing program. Also, once you've edited the video file, you can re-import it back into the MC-100.
The Export/Import video file buttons are located to the right of the Video Preview area:
To export video:
1. Click the Export Video button 
located just to the right of the Video Preview area:
2. The Export Video File as dialog box will open:
3. Select a folder to save the Video File to
4. Click Save - Note: If the file already exists in that folder you will be asked if you'd like to overwrite it
5. An Export Video File progress window will appear as the file is being saved and will automatically once complete
6. Once export process has completed the Export Complete dialog box will appear and the file is now saved
To import video:
1. Click the Import Video button 
located just to the right of the Video Preview area:
2. If the Current Presentation contains a video you will be prompted with the following dialog box asking if you'd like to overwrite the current video.
3. Click Yes if you'd like to continue, otherwise click No
4. The Choose an Existing Video file dialog with then open
5. Select a video file to import and then Click Open
6. The Import Video File progress window will open
7. The progress window will automatically close - then the new video file now be associated with the current presentation.
Note: Importing a video into a presentation does not modify any of the Slide data, including Slide Timepoints. So, if the originally captured media file was 00:05:00 in length and the new video file that is imported is either longer or shorter than 5 minutes, the presentation slides will be out of synch. In this case, you will need to manually adjust each slide timepoint using the Edit Slide screen.