Exporting Video from Premiere Elements 7.0

My students and I are having a lot of trouble exporting video onto a miniDV tape when I am done editing. I was wondering if I was doing something wrong because it seems to stop in the middle of exporting just about every time. It does it on 3 minutes projects and 10 minute projects. It's really bad when I have to export more than 10 minutes. It usually takes hours to export video and it's very frustrating because I have to keep redoing it over and over. Please help!!!

Hi, Stan. Yes, I did see and respond to your private question.
As for Tune Up, I may check it out, at your recommendation. I'm always interested in new utilities.
I wouldn't worry about it "downgrading" the priority of Premiere Elements to Normal. Not unless it affects the program's performance for you. That is, after all, what it is by default.
If Tune Up is doing as well as you say, the program may run just fine in Normal priority!

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