Error: "Movie cannot be sent to Quicktime, unknown error"

I am attempting to Share an iMovie (ver 6.03) to Quicktime Pro (ver 7.6). I am receiving the above error.
Error message then states: "Please make sure that your project disk has write permission, and that you have enough disk space. (Error -54)"
I have plenty of room on the project disk (>500 gig) and I have write permission.
Any suggestions on a solution are appreciated.
Thank you!

Select your project disk in a Finder window and choose "Get Info..." from the Finder's File menu. Put a checkmark in the box labeled, "Ignore ownership on this volume".

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I hope this helps. If my instructions are confusing please chime back.
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Now I get this message: The iTunes Music Library file cannot be saved. An unknown error occurred (-54).
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Please let me know what you decided to do with this problem. I am suddenly getting the same "error" message. Well, except that my "unknown error" is tagged as (-50). I'm searching through the discussions now.
I had some trouble with iTunes earlier in the week (after wiping out my iPod and other not-so-helpful "tips" on here) I wound up reinstalling Quicktime. But it worked fine until just now.
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