Exported file is longer than actual podcast.

Every time I export my audio file from Garageband to ACC format, the file is always longer than the audio that is contained in the file. How do I make a 38 second file export as a 38 second file?
Thanks!

You may not have the End of Song marker at the exact end, or have some blank space at the beginning of your project.
You can use the Cycle Region to export the exact length you wish. (Press C and adjust the yellow CR at the top of the Timeline. You may want to zoom in for more accuracy).

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FCP Export Taking WAY LONGER Than Usual.

Hi there, I've been using Final Cut Pro to edit video from a 1080p Canon Camcorder for the past 10 months, and since last week, whenever I'm done with the editing process and I decide to export the Video in 720p HD with H264 with AAC Audio, the exports take A LOT LONGER than they took before.
It can take up to 2 hours to export a short 3 minute video..
Whereas it USED TO take about only 30 minutes for the same footage before.
Is there anything I'm forgetting, any setting I've accidentally changed or something?
Please help me out,
Thank you.
(I'm using FINAL CUT PRO 7)

I still can't figure it out,
a 3 minute long video which was about 300MBs when exported with QuickTime Conversion from FCP7 is now about 1.25 GBs, I don't remember having changed any settings, I've even tried trashing preferences, but still no luck.
*An old video that was shot with the same HD Camcorder which was 3 Minute long video I had exported was 257.9 MB & the total bitrate is 11,715 (EXPORTED FILE)*
*But this file that I'm having size issues with right now is also 3 Minutes long (shot with same camcorder) and the exported file is 1.25 GBs and has a bitrate of 58,693*
These are the QUICKTIME CONVERSION setting I've always used:
VIDEO:
Compression: H.264
Quality: Best
Key frame rate: 24
Frame reordering: yes
Encoding mode: multi-pass
Dimensions: 1280x720
SOUND:
Format: AAC
Sample Rate: 44.100 KHZ
Channels: Stereo (L R)
Bit Rate: 320 kbps
I've been using these same settings before and I haven't changed anything, but the file size has tripled on exports.
*Sequence Settings:*
QUICKTIME VIDEO SETTINGS:
APPLE PRORES 422
Quality 100%
And btw, I always DO A FULL "RENDER ALL" + "RENDER MIXDOWN" before exporting,
Is there any settings I must make sure haven't changed???
What is my problem.

Can automator identify file names longer than a specified number of characters?

I have a lot of data that I need to ultimately archive to a PC solution but it currently has a lot of files with names longer than 256 characters. I know I can batch update the names with automator, but what about an easy way to identify them?? Is there a way to identify file names based on file name length?

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Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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RATE_AREA_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
UNIT_OF_MEASURE_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
CALL_TERMINATION_REASON_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
RATE_PLAN_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
CHANNEL_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
SERIALIZED_ITEM_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
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SERVING_CARRIER_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
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TERMINATING_CELL_SITE_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
CALL_DIRECTION_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
SUBSCRIBER_LOCATION_KEY NEXT * , CHARACTER
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TERMINATING_CELL_SITE_CD NEXT * , CHARACTER
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Exported sequence way longer than storyline

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Hello all. I've downloaded a series of tutorials from Groove 3 and have been using Premiere/Encore to convert them to Blu-rays. Up until recently, I've had no problems with the workflow, but now I'm stuck and can't figure out what's happening.
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

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