Sometimes it's helpful to get audio out of Render to play it on a different device or send it over WhatsApp or another method. Here is how you can export audio out of Render. 

Export checked sections

1. After you log in to your user, click on the 3-dot menu and choose "Section Status."
2. Search for the Section(s) that you want to export. 
3. Once you see the Section you want to export, click/tap the check box and then click/tap the "Export Checked" button near the top of the screen. 
4. A Windows Explorer window will appear. Choose the destination location on your computer and then click on the "Select Folder" button. This will create a separate zipped file at that location for each of the sections you checked. Each zip file will contain all the draft and back translation audio associated with that Section. 

Find and unzip the exported files

1. Open a Windows Explorer window and navigate to the destination location you chose during the export process.
2. Locate the zipped file(s). Run the "Extract" process on each one and accept the default settings. This will create an actual folder with the same name as the zip file (one folder for each zip file). 

Access the extracted files

Open one of the folders to view the exported section files.

The names of the files in the zip archive have the following format:

• Receptor language (example: French)
• Section number (examples: 1 and 3)
• Scope name (example: Luke)
• Chapter number (example: 1)
• Verse numbers (examples: 1-4 and 26-30)
• Stage at which it was exported (examples: Peer Check, Consultant Check)
• Substage (e.g. SBT for Segment Back Translate)
• File type (example: .wav)

For example, the files associated with Ruth Section 1 at the Consultant Check stage are as follows:

• English_1_Ruth - PBT_1.wav (the Passage Back Translation audio file)
• English_1_Ruth - SBT_1.wav (the Segment Back Translation audio file)
• English_1_Ruth, 1_1-5, 1_6-18, 1_19-22 - Consultant Check.wav (the Draft audio file for the whole section which, in this case, has 3 passages)

The audio file type .wav can be played on any computer, app or device that can play other audio (mp3) files.