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Hi and thanks again for your help:
I exported a 4 gb HDV CS5 video & audio project to Media/h.264, hdtv 1080p 29.97 hi quality -
expecting an fully realized MP4 with video and audio - when the Export/media window opened
the output shows up as ntsc, 1920 x 1080, 29.97 fps, deinterlaced, aac, 16y0 kpbs , 48 khz stereo, vbr 1 pass, target 32.00, max 40.00 Mbps
i told it to export VIDEO & AUDIO....
HELP - there is audio, but's its separate from the 'video M4P file'. Is this normal? If not, what settings have i screwed up?
BTW, is an M4p file the same as an MP4?
I tried to play it back thru VLC player, but it doesn't play the Video, just the audio - says it doesn't 'see' a duration for the video, so it apparently won't import for viewing. The audio plays back fine.
Any suggestions

No need to set it in huge fonts. We can read. And dont double post (in other threads)
m4p is audio. Export probably got corrupt.
Did you check the Multiplexer, set to mp4?
Try again and start with a small section of the timeline.

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