Imovie sharing issue

Hi all,
I'm using OS X 10.9.4 and iMovie 10.0.4. None sharing option is working for me. I always get this:
The operation couldn’t be completed. (com.apple.Compressor.CompressorKit.ErrorDomain error -1.)
Tried to google for an answer but nothing.
Hope you can find it out, please.

i keep getting same error. dont know what to do

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I am also interested in this answer. After researching this answer and question, and since no one has answered it yet, here are the findings of some self conducted research that I did.
1) After deleting the movie file from my iTunes>iTunes Music>Movies folder, there was no change to the project event in iMovie nor any changes to the files in the Movies>iMovie Sharing folder.
2) Likewise, when I deleted the files in the Movies>iMovie Sharing folder, there were no changes in the iMovie project event.
3) In addition to 1 and 2 above, neither of these deletions affected my MobileMe movie publications. either. Something else to note, in both instances, iMovie still showed the movie files (both mobile and HD movie files) as published to iTunes and MobileMe.
After performing the above tests and documenting my findings, I then republished the iMovie movies to iTunes in Mobile, Medium, and Large files sizes. Here's the interesting part.... When doing this republishing I found redundant files in both the iTunes>iTunes Music>Movies folder and the Movies>iMovie Sharing folder. Furthermore, I did delete the project from iMovie and chose the option to "Delete" instead of "Unpublish and Delete" and it did not remove any files from the Hard Drive except the movie event in iMovie itself.
CONCLUSION: This is my best guess or hypothesis is that the Movies>iMovie Sharing folder is simply a backup of the movies that are published through iMovie. This does, however, create a Hard Drive space issue for those with limited storage capacity.
I would still like someone to confirm my findings and clarify why iMovie would create this additional file copy in the extra directory. It has to be for something more than just an added file backup I'm sure, but just don't know for what exactly.
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I am trying to burn a dvd. I created it on Imovie shared it to Idvd and am trying to burn it on a memorex dvd-r from my mac os x laptop. Each time it attempts to bunr and then ejects it early. Usually near the end. Please help.

I am trying to burn a dvd. I created it on Imovie shared it to Idvd and am trying to burn it on a memorex dvd-r from my mac os x laptop. Each time it attempts to bunr and then ejects it early. Usually near the end. Please help.

You will get better results if you use the Share ➙ Media Browser menu option and then drag the movie from the Movies pane of the Media Browser in iDVD onto the menu window.
Also I suggest you use this workflow which I learned from Bengt:
Once you have the project as you want it save it as a disk image via the File ➙ Save as Disk Image menu option. This will separate the encoding process from the burn process.
To check the encoding mount the disk image and launch DVD Player and play it. If it plays OK with DVD Player the encoding was good.
Then burn to disk with Disk Utility or Toast at the slowest speed available (2x-4x) to assure the best burn quality. Always use top quality media: Verbatim, Maxell or Taiyo Yuden DVD-R are the most recommended in these forums.
OT

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e:\Program Files\Centricity Practice Solution 90\Client\mlcrwlib2.dll.
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Here is an explanation of our current environment:
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I'm assuming that the other application has created a user function or something that is registered within Crystal Reports, but we do not have access to or cannot load it. We have not been able to reach anyone from the other software application company to ask questions so I'm hoping that someone can point me in the right direction as to what is going on here.
I have verified that the Business Objects folder was created with the run-time files needed to run Crystal Reports. I also see a previous version of Crystal Reports run-time files on this server since a Crystal Report folder exists. I have utilized Process Monitor to see that the correct craxddrt.dll is being opened, but I cannot figure out how the file in the error message above is being called.
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Hello Marlon,
I worked on a Centricity (GE Medical) issue with the Report Designer Component (RDC) a number of months ago. As part of my troubleshooting I discovered that their application uses an atypical deployment of the Crystal runtime files for their Centricity application. The "short" version is that the way they implemented the RDC would not have been supported by SAP Support.
I was never able to resolve the Centricity issue, but proved that their implementation of the RDC was the root cause of the issue. The mlcrwlib2.dll is a Centricity DLL that seems to control how/where the craxdrt.dll / craxddrt.dll file is loaded (location A in one work stream in their application, location B in another work stream in their application).
One of the side effects of this DLL is that it "took over" how the craxdrt.dll would load for any other application that also used the RDC (craxdrt.dll / craxddrt.dll). I proved the issue by sending them a simple sample application that was written in CPP. Using CPP allowed us to eliminate the need to reference any other dependencies besides the Crystal runtime files. This sample application consistently failed with a reference to their mlcrwlib2.dll - which I knew wasn't referenced in my CPP sample. At the time Centricity wasn't able to explain why their mlcrwlib2.dll was being picked up by my sample. I expect that their issue would be resolved once they discovered why mlcrwlib2.dll loaded erroneously, but they were still working on the answer to that question.
Because we couldn't determine how and why the mlcrwlib2.dll was behaving as it did I'd suggest not trying to use a "side by side" installation of another RDC application. I know it's not much of an answer, but it might help explain why all the regular troubleshooting steps aren't working for you.
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I'm trying to free up space on my internal drive. In an ideal world I'd keep the really important stuff on the internal drive (as its faster and I regularly back up the internal drive).
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Deleting movie files in iMovie Sharing - iTunes -folder

When I share a project to iTunes a movie file is created not only in Music>iTunes>iTunes Music>Movies but also in Movies>iMovie Sharing>iTunes. If I then delete a project, no movie file is deleted. In iTunes I can delete a movie file. But then the movie file in iMovie Sharing>iTunes still exists. Is it ok just to manually (using Finder) delete the movie files in iMovie Sharing>iTunes I don't need any more or is there a logic behind this behaviour I don't understand.

This is because with iTunes you have the option of copying files into the iTunes library, or leaving them where they are. iMovie doesn't have anyway to know which option you're using. All iMovie does is create the file in the "iMovie Sharing" folder then alert iTunes to import it.
Once the import is done, if you have iTunes copying content into the library, you are free to delete them from the sharing folder since they are duplicates.
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Alright, I'm undertaking a HUGE imovie project. I've got 37 or so 2-hour Hi-8 tapes from my camera. I've already got 10 or so on my computer in imovie, formatted. After I edit them in imovie, I export them to idvd to burn them onto dvd's. Now, I"ve noticed that the imovie files are around 25 gig a file. (25G for 2 hours or so of movie - give or take a few minutes)
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Both DVD's and especially CD's are a terrible choice to backup movie files because they are too slow and too small...What you do't want as well is to rely on the DVD as an archive - it is compressed MPEG-2 and is lossy and hard to re-edit. $5 DV tapes are a great digital format to save forever.
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1. We don't think we can assume tapes will "last forever" any more than any other storage medium. (If pressed, I think I'd put my money on DVDs outlasting tapes, but it's just a guess.)
2. In ten to twenty years, I suspect we will still have drives available that can play DVDs but not camcorders that can play tapes. That may make it impossible to exercise tapes, re-record them, or capture them to a computer.
3. DVDs are cheap and easy to use. At less than 50 cents per disk for 4+GB, they are actually cheaper than tapes. And backup software like Retrospect makes archiving easy too. You just insert the disks when asked.
When archiving data files, I like that there are no iMovie export issues. (I never entirely trust an export to tape until I play it from start to finish.)
4. There's nothing inherently lossy about DVDs. Yes, an MPEG-2 DVDs created by iDVD is compressed so it's lossy, but a backup of an iMovie HD project as data files to a DVD suffers no loss of quality.
5. I tend to use multiple backup media. Drives, tapes, MPEG-2 DVDs and data file DVDs. Multiple copies of each, actually. But I'm a belt and suspenders kind of guy. I get uncomfortable putting all my backups in one basket.
Unfortunately, there is no one ideal archive solution. No medium lasts forever, no media hardware lasts forever, and there's no guarantee the software we use to create/retrieve an archive -- or for that matter play the iMovie project or the QuickTime movie -- will run in Mac OS XXV.
Most likely our data storage media will change dramatically in twenty years. Soon all our iMovie projects will probably fit on the head of a pin. Hopefully the archive solution we adopt today won't cause us to jab our fingers with the pin.
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I've been searching for an option of how to approach this problem.
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I performed most of my testing with Windows 7, but while troubleshooting I had the same issue with iTunes on an old Mac Mini I had sitting around.
I will try your solution, which makes a lot of sense, but it would be nice if Apple fixed the real problem.
Thanks again.

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I do not have an answer for your problem, but would in any case recommend that you do not use the "Share to iDVD" option in iMovie, but save and quit iMovie then open iDVD and drag in your movie from the media pane or choose File > Import > Video.
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I also burn movies to PAL DVD but the quality really does drop a lot from the original file. That aside, the way I do this is open iDVD then click the media icon to the right of the window. This will access audio, photos and movies (make sure your original edited imovie project has been exported, as a stand-alone movie,using share/export using quicktime to the Movies folder. Don't use the share to iDVD option). You can then just drag and drop the movie file to the iDVD window, add your titles, menus and stuff, then burn to DVD, or you can save your iDVD project for later additions and editing. Also, set the iDVD preferences to PAL, burn at professional quality. The bit I don't get yet is what is the best format to share/export to using Quicktime my IMovie project. There's AIC, DVPRO, H.264 etc etc.

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