IMovie 2013 Cannot export HD video to Theater. Error rendering -60

Question

I just upgraded to Maverick and then upgrade iMovie 11 to latest update 2013. After converting the existing project and preview OK, Share to Theater on local computer in HD format failed after a certaining processing time with Video rendering error -60.
This is on an iMac 2011, with 8GB RAM and my harddrive has 120 GB free. This video was successfully exported before using iMovie'11 before the upgrade to Maverick and new iMovie.
Can someone help me with any way to overcome this?
Thanks

Answer 1

Hi
Not any solution - but just want to add this
Error -60   ==> badMDBErr  bad master directory block
Whatever it means ?
will follow this discussion for any possibly explanation and solution.
You all made the obvious trouble shotings ?
list following here:
When iMovie doesn't work as intended this can be due to a lot of reasons
- iMovie Pref files got corrupted - trash it/they and iMovie makes new and error free one's
- problem in iMovie Cache folder - trash Cache.mov and Cache.plist
- Creating a new User-Account and log into this 
- forces iMovie to create all pref. and cache files new and error free
- Event or Project got corrupted - try to make a copy and repair
- a Codec is used that doesn't work
- version miss match of QuickTime Player / iMovie / iDVD
- preferences are wrong - Repair Preferences
- other hard disk problem - Repair Hard Disk (Disk Util tool - but start Mac from ext HD or DVD)
- External hard disks - MUST BE - Mac OS Extended (hfs) formatted to work with Video
( UNIX/DOS/FAT32/Mac OS Exchange - works for most other things - but not for Video )
- USB-flash-memories - usually do not work
- Net-work connected hard disks - usually do not work (most often not fast enough and WRONGLY FORMATTES as DOS etc
iPhoto Library got problems - let iPhoto select another one or repair it. Re-build this first then try to re-start iMovie.
This You do by
- close iPhoto
- on start up of iPhoto - Keep {cmd and alt-keys down}
- now select all five options presented
- WAIT a long long time (>20 hours are not strange)
- free space on Start-Up (Mac OS) hard disk to low (<1Gb) - I never go under 25Gb free space for SD-Video (4-5 times more for HD)
- external devices interferes - turn off Mac - disconnect all of them and - Start up again and re-try
- GarageBand fix - start GB - play a few notes - Close it again and now try iMovie
- Screen must be set to million-colors
- Third-party plug-ins doesn't work OK
- Run "Cache Out X", clear out all caches and restarts the Mac
- Let Your Mac be turned on during one night. At about midnight there is a set of maintenance programs that runs and tidying up. This might help
- Turn off Your Mac - and disconnect Mains - for about 20-30 minutes - at least this resets the FireWire port.
- In QuickTime - DivX, 3ivx codec, Flip4Mac, Perian etc - might be problematic - temporarily move them out and re-try
(I deleted the file "3ivxVideoCodec.component" located in Mac HD/Library/Quicktime and this resolved my issue.)
buenrodri wrote
I solved a problem by removing the file: 3ivxVideoCodec.component. after that, up-dated iMovie runs ok.
Last resort: Trash all of iMovie and re-install it
Yours Bengt W