Flash shutsdown when export to quicktime or test

I've had cs3 for a few months now and all of a sudden when I
go to test movie or export to quiktime I get an error message and
flash shutsdown.
"Adobe Flash CS3 has encountered a problem and needs to
close. We are sorry for the inconvenience."
I can still export to avi. Anyone know what the problem
is?

I am also experiencing a similar problem. My Adobe Flash CS3
keeps crashing whenever I try and export. Can anyone help us
please?

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I've double checked my Quicktime settings (ie the audio isn't
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