Manual export mpeg-2

how can i manually export fcp video as mpeg-2 and dd without using compressor and batch monitor? compressor consistently crashes during export and encoding and is useless.

Daniel
I'm having nightmares using Compressor the very first time, and am looking for any solution.I've posted my problem to the Compressor forum, but no response yet.At this stage, after 3 days of wasted time,and in sheer desperation I'd be interested in any method by which I might avoid Compressor.I won't email you direct unless you say OK.
Regards. Robert.
you actually CAN and SHOULD export MPEG
directly from FCP through Quicktime, with no
workarounds, no reference movies, no Compressor.

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