Save to network

I have two movies (*.mov) files that I can load into & view in Quicktime (v7.7.4.1680.86) Pro from a CIFS shared disk.
However, I cannot write a combined movie, using "save as" to the same network drive/directory that I read it from -- oddly, I don't get an error message, the save box just goes away as if everyting has worked. But I get a dbox if I try to exit saying that I need to save changes.
I say "yes", save, and the dbox closes, QT closes, but the file has not been updated (e.g. date/time stamp is unchanged), when I open the file again, it is unchanged.
I have admin rights, this is not a permission issue.
I can write the mov file to the local c:\tmp directory, and then copy it, from Windows, back into the desired directory.
My desktop is Windows Ultimate 7x64, SP1+
The network is GigE
The shared disk is from Windows 2008 R2, via domain credentials (ownership is "administrators", of which my ID is a member).
My actual user ID has "full control" on the resulting file.
I have no issue saving into the directory in other apps, eg Excel, or MS' PhotoEd.exe from the same account (just did it).
This appears to be an application level issue, perhaps with QT using domain credentials in a domain shared storage.
Regards,
Jim

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