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Check a finished music video

When every required scene video is ready, select Make final video, preview the assembled result and choose Download video. Watch the downloaded file before sharing it. A successful preview confirms playback in the project; checking the file confirms what your audience will actually receive.

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Before you start

Review the selected scene versions in Video and confirm the intended music passage. Keep your original track available for comparison. If any scene needs another attempt, complete the regeneration workflow before starting final assembly.

Steps

  1. Play the scene videos and check the cuts between them. Confirm that the selected versions match the approved script. If a scene is still generating or missing, finish that stage before trying to assemble the final video.
  2. Read the amount beside Make final video and submit the action once. Wait for the final video view. When it is ready, play the full preview and listen to the opening, the loudest section and the ending.
  3. Select Download video and save the file with a clear version name. Open it in a separate player. Check that the aspect ratio, picture, music and duration match the preview and the selected passage.
  4. If you find a problem, select Edit scenes, correct the affected material and make a new final video. For titles, timed lyrics or precise edits beyond the project controls, move the download into a music video editor.

Worked example

For a vertical chorus teaser, watch the download on a phone and check the singer's face near the top and bottom edges. Listen through the final word to make sure the passage ends where you intended. A file can play correctly while still ending in the middle of an important phrase.

Check the result

You should have a reviewed downloadable video plus the original audio and notes needed for revisions. Before a YouTube release, use the YouTube publishing workflow. Before adding text, follow the lyric video steps to check wording and timing.

If something goes wrong

If assembly fails, read the project state and use the available retry action after checking the scenes. If the download is silent, compare it with the preview and source track before making another export. If your external editor changes the timing, check its export range and audio placement rather than regenerating the visuals.