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Any help with the following problem would be appreciated:
I am having several problems exporting HD video right now. All of my HD is being filmed on a Panasonic HVX-200. We are usually using 720-30p or 60p either on tape or to our P2 card. It is being captured as DVCPRO-HD at those same frame rates. Everything captures well and can be edited without issues. We are using the most recent updates of OSX and FCP.
Export problems - using a variety of different quicktime export codecs the same problems occur.
1) export stops short of exporting the entire video. (example: only the first 6 minutes 12 secs of a 8:50 video export to quicktime) This happens regardless of the length of the video (sometimes) and regardless of the quicktime export setting - even when downconverting to DV-NTSC. (I have tried all of the DVCPRO HD settings, Apple ProRes settings, Intermediate Codec settings, and HDV settings) I have tried setting in and out points at the beginning and end of the video as well. Nothing seems to help.
2) We are also having a weird "dropped frame" glitch. The same video - when exported seems to be dropping a frame at the junction of many of the clips on the timeline. These don't occur when the video is being played back in the timeline - only after export. This is really annoying and we can't seem to make it go away. I'm wondering if this might be related to our using DVCPRO-HD codecs.
Thanks.

Your issue is that you are exporting in the trial mode of Flip4Mac. Quicktime cannot export WMV without F4M. The free downloadable player has all the features of a paid version, but with limitations, so that you can try it out and see if it meets your needs. you only get 1/2 the duration, up to 30 seconds, for an export in trial mode. I think it's $49 for the Studio Pro version. To upgrade, go to the F4M prefs.

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