Export failure in Keynote into QT–No Accuracy for timings–Software options?

Hi There,
I'm having a horrible time trying to export a presentation made in Keynote 2 into Quicktime. This presentation has audio embedded in the presentaion (not as an object on the slide) and also has quicktime movies (screen movies made with snapzpro) on the slides. (do these qwuicktimes have to be converted to MPEGS?)
No matter which setting I use, it always gives me an error at the end of the export that either my disk is full or there is an error in the file. I have another presentation that has audio on each slide with no quicktimes on slides and the export function works fine (though through the export process the build timings are changed) . If I upgraded will this problem be fixed, it doesn't seem that these issues were addressed in the current version? Is the problem the audio embedded in the presentation itself or the use of quicktime files, should I change the movie format of those files?
The other major roadblock I am having is the inability to accurately set timings. The builds and transition pre-sets can change easily (i.e. if you are plugged into an external monitor or LCD). The QT exports are even more unreliable. It seems that evertime I need to show the presentation I need to reset all timings in the room I am presenting in and based if I'll be plugged in, and even still no guarantees. If I could get it to export properly or at all in QT, I could just present throught there, but I can't.
Am I just using the wrong piece of software for what I want to accomplish? Is there even a presentation software out there with this kind of functionality or do you have to move to apps like Final Cut? I am will be willing to make the investment if I know it will be succesfull.
I'm really at a loss. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks.

I'm having that same error! Have you found an answer for that yet
it always gives me an error at the end of the export that either my disk is full or there is an error in the file.

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