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I have FCP 7. Tell me if I've done something wrong here.
1. I exported as a quicktime file a wedding video that is about 3 hours long.
2. The file is all their from beginning to end. I then drop it into compressor and set it up to export the 120 gig file to fit onto a Blu-Ray.
3. Compressor exports the file but only up to the 2.5 hour mark instead of the entire 3 hours.
Is this a glitch or a setting that I'm not familiar with.
I burned the file in toast.
Thanks.

I checked the Bit Rate which only allows 147 minutes. I lowered the bit rate and will see if this solves the time issue.

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