A delivery is a usable set of files
Martius exports the approved film and its supporting materials to your device. Choose the supported video profile and the required captions, poster or cover, transcript, language label and delivery manifest for the task.
The delivery record connects the actual files, export settings and checksums to a project revision. Check the finished bytes rather than approving only a preview or a production completion message.
- Finished video in a supported output profile
- Reviewed caption file and optional captioned rendition
- Cover or poster and full transcript
- Language, version and delivery-file manifest
Review landscape, portrait and square versions
Create 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 versions with their own framing and review. Reposition the product, presenter, offer and captions for the destination instead of treating every output as a crop of the same composition.
Choose the available dimensions, frame rate, audio and quality profile in the product. The website’s studio files do not establish support for every professional codec, arbitrary resolution or unlimited duration.
Keep video export and editable backup separate
A finished MP4 is a playback file. An editable project backup retains the project structure, source references, versions and included assets according to the selected backup scope; it serves a different purpose.
Inspect what a backup includes and which sources or external dependencies must be available to restore it. A missing or moved resource needs reconnection; project backup does not imply interchange compatibility with every professional video editor.
Make failures and partial deliveries visible
The export workflow records production stages, completed outputs and failed variants. If a source is missing, a render fails or storage is insufficient, the project retains its revision and identifies the work to recover or rerun.
A batch with one failed language or channel version remains partially complete. Keep successful files, repair the specific problem and review the recovered output before including it in the delivery.
Choose local handoff or an approved publication
Exporting keeps the delivery local. Publish is a separate action that sends the selected output and required information to a named destination after approval and records the remote result.
For learning delivery, use the course or activity workflow rather than renaming a video file. SCORM needs course packaging and LMS runtime behavior; xAPI needs defined events and an authorized LRS; cmi5 adds LMS launch and course rules.