Export a presentation in quicktime with a long video

Hello,
I have the latest revamped Keynote program. I have two slides, on the second I've put a video hai is about 30 minutes. When I export it on quicktime the second slide with the video only last 5 seconds and so the video is cut at the beginning. How can I solve this ? Thanks

thanks for the replies.
It really helps me a lot solve the issue.
Although the actual issue with the printing company my client currently using.
"If your logo is square or rectangular, you can choose to fit the artboard to the logo (the art) and then save out the PDF. If it is not a square or a rectangle, the PDF will always show "white" around the logo."
I didnt able to find out any option under edit/view menu. there are "fit to window" and another think cant remember...but no fit to art work...
any way my problem is solved now.
thanks guys.

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