Error -108 when exporting a quicktime movie

I can not export a project because every time FCP X interrupt the process with a -108 error. Why apple does not give us a clue what the error could be? anyone knows what´s happening? I trashed the render files and does not work

You are talking about "export media" not share ? I have had this error when trying to use share but never when using export media. Delete preferences is a good start. http://www.digitalrebellion.com/prefman/

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Hello!
I must have som help beacuse my musicmovie must be finsihed untill today. I have a movie their i had used filters like colour correction and interlace. When i export with USING QUICKTIME CONVERSION and have
keyfram 10
bitrate 6000
faster encode
size 1920x1080 HD 16:9
its not a problem the movie works fine all the way.
But when i export with QUICKTIME MOVIE it dosent work. Some clips are frozen and some are beeing misscoloured. None of them have interlace. Its the same clips that dosent work everytime i had export with QM. I have tried to replace these clips but the same thing is happening. I dont understand why i cant use quicktime movie but it works with quicktime conversion.
If you have an e-mail i can send you just the part where this happening.
Please help me!
Thanks Gabriel

I am also expriencing the same error. Tried every solution listed so far:
1. Switch off background rendering. Trash render files. Don't render. Export.
2. copying the project within Final Cut Pro into another project
3. remove the following folder: Library > Application Support > ProApps > MIO > RADPlugins > XDCAMFormat.RADPlug
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"There's about 15GB free on the drive"
Right there could well be a problem.
DV uses about 13 gig an hour other formats even more. If the Timeline is over an hour you will have to sort something regards space. Over full drives are not a good idea in any case. Many consider drives 80% full to be just that.
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