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    exe
    Explicit path to executable that will generate the move file(s). Important: Be aware that if you are submitting from one OS to a different one, the path will be different.

    jobid
    The Qube! jobid that will create the images to be converted to a move. If this window is generated from the "Generate Movie" option of an application submission UI, then this section will be prefilled.

    transcoder
    Available transcoders. Choose from the list of available transcoders. How is this populated? Can there be a studio default?

    transcoder_exe
    The path to transcoder executable. Important:  Be aware that if you are submitting from one OS to a different one, the path will be different.

    transcoder_command
    The transcoder command to run, including any command-line arguments and flags.

    transcoder_frameSyntax
    The syntax used to indicate frames for the transcoder (ie. # or %4d). If this window is generated from the "Generate Movie" option of an application submission UI, then this section will be prefilled.

    movie_ext
    The extention of the resulting movie file (e.g., MOV). Important: When choosing the output format be aware that extensions such as .MOV or .AVI can not be distributed across the farm. That means that this job will be run only on one Worker. (Will be or should be?)

    movie_path
    The default output location is the to the same directory as the images the movie was created from. This field allows you to override that. You can enter an output filename, or a directory (which is indicated by ending the name with a "/"). You can indicate locations relative to the input image directory, e.g., "../"

    image_filter
    A regular expression (regex) for choosing the images to put into the movie.  This is useful if the image directory contains multiple different layers, and you want to select just one set. For example, "final*.jpg" would select only the images in that directory that begin with the word "final" and end with ".jpg"