Quicktime Conversion to Windows Media

Hi,
I just finiz editing a 8 minutes movie.
When i try to export it using Quicktime Conversion to _Windows Media_, the exported file is only 30 seconds long.
I'm puzzled. Anyone knows why?
If i export to Quicktime directly, it is ok. However, when i copy it to my laptop (Windows) and open it with Quicktime 7.2, i got problems playing it. The movie is just blank white but i can still hear the audio.
Any advise? Thanks.

It's probably because you only have the trial version of Flip4Mac installed, which only gives you 30" max export times. If you want to make full use of Flip4Mac, you must invest a little cash.
There are a few different options/prices, but to get at least the basic export options I think it's about £25... might be wrong... you can of course invest in 'Episode' (also via Flip4Mac website) that will give you every possible export option and more, but costs a lot of money.

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