Exported .mpg is half green

Just set up my new box and when I export a :30sec clip it renders out half Green. I'm using FCP 5.0.4 and Compressor 2.0.1 I'm trying to export an MPEG 1.
Unfortunately my supplier no longer sells FCP 5.1 which comes with the new version of Compressor. I assume that would solve my problem. For now I'm screwed?

Check this:
http://www.apple.com/universal/
You have an Intel Mac. Before Intel processors in MAC, all applications were written to run under Power PC processors. Intel OSX can run PowerPC software using Rosetta, a piece of software that translate between the two processor worlds.
http://www.apple.com/rosetta/
Apple Pro application cannot run under Rosetta. You need to get the upgrade to the Universal Binary version. UB soft run fine in both plataforms: PowerPC and Intel macs.
Contact your Apple dealer or Apple website to check the upgrade options.
Hope that helps !
Alberto

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What you could do now is break up your video into smaller parts and render them out, then assemble them again as a whole.
I know this is not the best fix, but it might work.
You can duplicate an edit in the main screen, then delete the last bits and export,
do the same for the other half.
Then import the two bits (or more if you need) in a new edit.
Out of curiosity, can you post what format the video is in?
Copy a video straight from the camera to your computer.
Open it in Quicktime player, and with out playing type Apple + i
or Control + i for PCs
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This is what it looks like:

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Thank you for the screenshots to supply details related to your Premiere Elements 9 project with the audio export issue.
I am in the process of studying the information from your screenshots. While I am doing this, could you post a screenshot of the Scratch Disks under Edit Menu/Preferences/Scratch Disks so that I can see where each is directed and how much free hard drive space is at the location for each.
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Your Second Screenshot...
Why are the gray tabs of the Work Area Bar not spanning the whole Timeline content?
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