Unlike snapshots and HD image exports that can normally be stored in memory for easy copy & paste into an output destination (e.g. PowerPoint presentation), movies are generally much larger and therefore need to be written to the hard disk and so the first options we find relate to the save location and name. The save location and name are completely up to you (the default is to save the movie with the same name as the original file in the same folder as the dataset). For the video format we need to consider where the video will be shown. Generally most modern devices support the H264 format and it is our recommendation. It is also a good format for importing into video editing software if we want to splice our arivis video with other footage, but some older systems may not support it and MPEG4 may be more suitable in such cases.