I've problems exporting in quick time : green line and got a video that doesn't go smooth

every time i try to do export with quick time i got problems :
green line
video that that stops every now and then
is it a problem of the machine or of the video
for last i tried to share media and i got a video that go smothly but when i burned the dvd i got bucgs again

i read around that quick time has some problems with two graphic cards but not final cut x
yes i've got two graphic cards but i can't manage to remove one of them.
infact i'vea mac pro1.1 and i had to buy a new graphic card ( one that i fonundcompatible with final cut and my mac )
to makefinal cut pro x run. the problem is that the computer recognize andinstall the driver card only if i leave the oringinal one as well.
if i try toturn on the computer only with the new card there is no signal to thevideo.
hope youcan give any help

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