> Publishing to Google Drive
> Google Drive is a generic file storage system that allows you to place uploaded files into a specific folder. Additional folders can be created under the Folder pop up menu.
> If you have a Google account, ScreenFlow enables you to encode and publish your projects directly to Google Drive. Select File > Publish to > Google Drive then select a Preset. Optionally, you can customize or manage your preset by clicking Customize or Manage. Set Dimensions and select Options as needed.
> If you check Save Copy to Disk the Location button is enabled, enabling you to select the location for the file to be written to disk. If you do not choose a location, the file will be saved to your Movies folder. If you do not specify a file extension, the extension used will be set based on the selected export preset.
> Click Next when finished.
> When the Google Sign In window displays, enter your email and password, then click Sign In.
> Figure 73. Google Account Login Window
> When you sign in, Google displays the ScreenFlow Verification dialog. Click Accept to complete log in.
> Figure 74. ScreenFlow Verification Dialog
> When the Publish To Google Drive window displays, select a folder in the list or click Create New Folder to create a new folder in your Google Drive account. ( My Drive is the root folder, consistent with how Google Drive behaves through their Web interface.) Enter a Title and Description. The Title is a required field and will manifest itself as the primary filename. The star icon (to the right of Title) allows you to mark the upload as a favorite. This follows the way Google Drive Web interface behaves. Select also a Sharing level to restrict who can view the content. The URL for uploads will be returned when the upload has completed. Click Publish when finished.
> When exporting a ScreenFlow project, the application icon will display an export progress overlay. This will allow you to minimize the application while exporting and still have an idea of the amount of time before the export completes.
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> Table 22. Google Drive Publishing Details
> Control | Description
> Title | Enter the title for your project. By default, this field uses the base name of your project file.
> Description | Enter a description for your project.
> Sharing | Check Public | Unlisted | Private: Public: Anyone can view this video Unlisted: Only people with a link can view this video Private: Only Google Drive users that you authorize can view this video
> “?” button | Click to get publishing help
> Sign Out | Click Sign Out to sign out of your Google account.
> Publish | Click Publish to export and upload your project. ScreenFlow displays a progress bar to indicate encoding progress. Click Cancel at any time to abort the encode/upload process.