Help!--export error Flash MX mov's to Quicktime mov's

Hey there,
I normally convert Flash Mx 2004 mov's to normal mov's using Quicktime Pro.
Now, I get an error with the "Export Controller". It usually stops at about %20 through.
The Flash mov's play fine, but won't export.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
-Matt

Yeah, I did export a SWF
version 5
enabled flash in Quicktime
and it (the SWF) opens in Quicktime Pro, plays just fine, but then when I try to convert it to a MOV., the exporter crashes.
I can make a SWF movie into a MOV, right?
I'm trying to make a cartoon I made in Flash a MOV file I can upload to Youtube and other video sites.
Am I missing something?
Thanks for your continuing help, sir!

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