> 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 71. Google Account Login Window
> When you sign in, Google displays the ScreenFlow Verification dialog. Click Accept to complete log in.
> Figure 72. 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.
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> Table 21. 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.
> Tags | Enter keywords to describe your project. When users search for these words, your video is included in the search results.
> 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.