Adobe is exporting frozen clips

I posted about this the other day and thought I'd figured it out.
Every time I try to export this Offset animation to QT in full quality, parts of the video are still. It's not a matter of the file being too big, it's not even animating during the render, however, when I export a smaller file version or to MP4, the video animates....
This is driving me CRAZY!!!
Any tips?

If it depends on the resolution, you have a serious hardware problem - the graphics card is unable to serve the refresh requests, both in AE and QT. I truly think the clips are intact otherwise. Whgere that issue is coming from, is another matter, but fiddling with driver settings and making sure to install the latest drivers is always a place to start. For QT, you may also look into disabling the hardware accelerated playback and force it to run in GDI only mode. in any case, there is a problem somewhere there...
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