V16 has deeply restructured the export path memory logic, upgrading from the previous "global last-time memory" to "independent memory following individual projects". This is to prevent media from being mistakenly exported to other clients' folders during multi-project parallel editing.
[Operation] ① Understand the new logic: For new projects, the first export will point to Filmora's system default Output folder, and will not automatically inherit the export path of your previous, different project; ② Bind an exclusive path: In the "Save to" option of the export panel, specify a target folder for the current project once. After completing the export and saving the project, this path will be permanently bound to the current .wfp project file; ③ Prevent cross-project mix-ups: When you open Project B, its export path will automatically revert to the location where Project B was last saved, and will absolutely not be interfered with by the export actions of Project A.
[Verification] Close and reopen the current project, click the export button again, and confirm that the "Save to" path still accurately points to the folder address exclusively set for this project.
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