Couldn´t export a movie (error - 108) Help!!, Couldn´t export a movie in 720 (error - 108) Help!!

I am traying to export an 5 minutes movie using Imovie, but I can´t. An I need to fixt it. Help please!!

Hi
Error -108
Error -108 memFullErr Ran out of memory [not enough room in heap zone]
Turn off - TimeMachine usually works - re-try.
Can mean many thing's - My first thought is
• Free Space on Start-Up hard disk. How much ? (other disks do not count)
Yours Bengt W

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Romeromckay wrote:
.. the video i shot is in 1280 x 720
.. and my questions were:
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Jeff,
Thanks for getting back so quick on this one. Yes, CUDA is installed and up and running. I didn’t import through Media Browser, but compiled all media in a folder on the desktop before beginning the project. All auto-saves, etc., are placed here just so I don’t get things lost with projects like this. I wouldn’t think this would slow it, but it’s a new format for me and seemed like a good idea at the time. I’ve only done a couple other projects this way and haven’t noticed variables in speed before. And, yes, I used “VBR 2-pass”.
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