Problems when Exporting my video

Hello everyone,
I am an adobe flash user, and my problem is that when i go for exporting the video to avi it exports just a snapshot of few seconds. Please help me with this matter because it's becoming irritating especially after approaching deadlines.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Which platform are you using?
Which version of Flash are you using?
What are the video/audio settings that you are using?
Are you changing the frame rate from the Flash file to the video?
Are you changing the output size from the FIash file to the video?
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