PproCS3: Camera pans very jerky upon render

I am experiencing very jerky
camera pans upon rendering movies in Ppro CS3. This occurs in both
compressed formats and when exporting to uncompressed AVI. The jerkyness does not occur when the video is viewed in editing.
My most recent video where this efftect can be seen is at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMW34aCX-TU
There are 4 scenes in this video which utilize pans.
I am also recieving a multitude of error messages when exporting
1. When encoding to WMA's I get "writer not found" message.
2. When renedering to AVI's at 720 or larger, I get a "disk full" message. The disk has over 550GB free. The movie is 5 +/- minutes long.
Many thanks for your help and suggestions.
Jeff Deuitch
Impact Video Graphx/Impact Video Tours
Palmetto, FL

2. When renedering to AVI's at 720 or larger, I get a "disk full" message. The disk has over 550GB free.
Jeff,
Please tell us about the format of the destination HDD. This error is normally associated with a full HDD (not your case), or when the HDD is formatted to FAT-32, and not to NTFS. Could this be the issue? Is this an internal, or an external HDD? What is the connection type, for either?
Good luck,
Hunt

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