Pushing out a .wmv

I am trying to crunch out a .wmv from Final Cut for a client (they want a .wmv.) I shot in HD and used AVCHD file type. I pushed out the .mov with no problem. What are the best specs to use to push out a .wmv? I tried:
Export using: WMV 9 standard
CBR
Quality Sharp/Best
Bit rate 300
In the Advanced tab I did key frame every 8 seconds
Interlace lower field first
Output progressive
Audio 48kbps, 44.1 khz Mono
The audio sounds fine, but the image is skipping many frames and moving slow. I have Flip for Mac, so that is not the issue.
Thoughts?

I have Flip for Mac...
But do you have the paid for version or the free one?
The free version only lets you export half of the video up to a maximum of thirty seconds.

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> [email protected],
>
> > I am trying to push out GW65SP3 using ZfS, but there is no cpk included
> > with the GW SP and I cannot find any documentation on creating my own
> > CPK. Can anyone give me a clue where I could look for this?
>
> Will this get you started?
>
>
http://www.novell.com/documentation/...a/acwmjjm.html
>
> Are you wanting to Actually install GroupWise or just get the files out
> there?
>
> I would have to ask if using ZFS to install the Groupwise backend is even
> supported.
>
> --
> Jared
> Novell Support Forums SysOp
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