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# Export (options)

Once you have [created a programme script ](/autoedit-3-user-manual/paperediting/create-a-new-paper-edit.md)there are a few ways to export it. 

see below for [export options](/autoedit-3-user-manual/7.-export.md#export-options)

![](/files/-M1zgrUZy0xboqhNoFVr)

## Export options

#### EDL - Video Sequence

Export en EDL, edit decision list, to import the programme script as a sequence in video editing software - Avid, Premiere, Davinci Resolve, for FCPX choose FCPX XML.

{% hint style="info" %}
[Check out this section on how to open an EDL](/autoedit-3-user-manual/7.-export/opening-edl-in-video-editing-software.md) in a video editing software of choice to get a video sequence of your selections.
{% endhint %}

#### ADL - Audio Sequence

Export an ADL, audio decision list, to import the programme script as a sequence in audio editing software such as SADiE.

#### FCPX

Export Final Cut Pro X, XML, to import the programme script as a sequence in Final Cut Pro X, video editing software

#### Text File

Export the programme script as a text version. This also contains speaker labels, and timecode and the clip file name for each transcript's text selection.

You can also export only the text selections in the programme script (without speaker names, timecodes, title headers, notes, or voice over text) to use with [subtitles-composer-app](https://autoedit.gitbook.io/subtitles-composer-app/).

#### Word Document

Export the programme script as a word document

#### Word Doc (with ref)

Export the programme script as a word document with timecode and file reference information for each transcript's text selection.

#### Audio or Video file**- Experimental** [🧪](https://emojipedia.org/test-tube/)

Experimental feature, that allows you to export an audio or video preview of your paper edit's programme script. [See here for more details.](/autoedit-3-user-manual/7.-export/export-a-video-or-audio-preview.md)\
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You can also [export audio as video file with an animated  waveform](/autoedit-3-user-manual/7.-export/export-a-video-or-audio-preview.md#export-audio-as-video-with-animated-waveform).

#### Json

Export the programme script as a json file. Mostly an option for developers


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