Exporting to Windows Media Player

Whenever I try to export a movie from Quicktime Pro to Windows Media Player it will only create a 30 second clip. Why won't it export the whole file? Thanks for any info/tips!
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.10)

You have only the playback version of flip-4-mac, free. To encode you need to buy the component that allows you to export to WMP.
http://www.flip4mac.com/wmv.htm

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Hi Jim,
post your exact export options (screen capture of the AME gui video,audio & multiplexer tabs will suffice) - I'll have a look for you.
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in the corporate world wee have to contend with clients who are all windows based and prevented from installing anything on their systems.
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Open clip in QT, I do also use compressor but for some reason I like using QT for exporting to WMV.
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