SaveFrameBookAsPdf using FDK11 gets the contents cropped to the top and right of the rendered PDF.

Question

Hi,
I am using a method to Save Frame file as PDF using FDK 11 and this works fine. Currently, I have a requirement to Save the whole Frame book as PDF for which i am trying with the same method but the output is not accurate. The contents in the rendered PDF is cropped to the Top and Right. Tried several options and could not figure out the cause of the issue. any help would be highly appreciated.
Used Method:
           long SaveAsPdf(char* strSourceFileName, char* strTargetFileName)
                F_PropValsT params, *returnParams = NULL;
                F_ObjHandleT docId, pgfId, saveId;
                IntT i = 0;
                StringT name = NULL;
                StringT str_Target_File_Name;
                long bookId;
                str_Target_File_Name = F_StrCopyString((StringT)strTargetFileName);  
                F_FdeInit();
                /* Open all files */
                bookId = openBookFiles(strSourceFileName);
                /* Get docId in order to set Acrobat Bookmark levels */
                docId = F_ApiGetId(FV_SessionId, FV_SessionId, FP_FirstOpenDoc);
                /* Sets the save parameters so as to save as PDF and allow user to name file.*/
                params = F_ApiGetSaveDefaultParams();
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&params, FS_FileType);
                params.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_SaveFmtPdf;
                /* Saves the book and all its components to one PDF file */
                saveId = F_ApiSave(bookId, str_Target_File_Name, &params, &returnParams);
                /* Close the open files.*/
                while (docId)
                    F_ApiClose(docId, FF_CLOSE_MODIFIED);
                    docId = F_ApiGetId(FV_SessionId, FV_SessionId, FP_NextOpenDocInSession);
                F_ApiDeallocatePropVals(&params);
                F_ApiDeallocatePropVals(returnParams);
                return (long)saveId;
            long openBookFiles(char* strSourceFileName)
                IntT i = 0;
                F_PropValsT script, *returnp = NULL;
                F_ObjHandleT compId;
                F_ObjHandleT docId;
                StringT compName = NULL;
                StringT str_Source_File_Name;
                str_Source_File_Name = F_StrCopyString((StringT)strSourceFileName);  
                /* create open script which minimizes user response*/
                script = F_ApiGetOpenDefaultParams();
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_MakeVisible);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = False;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_RefFileNotFound);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_AllowAllRefFilesUnFindable;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_FileIsOldVersion);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoOK;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_FontChangedMetric);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoOK;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_FontNotFoundInCatalog);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoOK;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_FontNotFoundInDoc);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoOK;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_LanguageNotAvailable);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoOK;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_LockCantBeReset);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoOK;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_UpdateTextReferences);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoNo;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_UpdateXRefs);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoNo;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_UseAutoSaveFile);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoNo;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_UseRecoverFile);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoNo;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_AlertUserAboutFailure);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = False;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_BeefyDoc);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoOK;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_FileIsInUse);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_OpenViewOnly;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_FileIsStructured);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_OpenViewOnly;
                i = F_ApiGetPropIndex(&script, FS_OpenFileNotWritable);
                script.val[i].propVal.u.ival = FV_DoOK;
                long bookId = F_ApiOpen(str_Source_File_Name, &script, &returnp);
                F_ApiDeallocatePropVals(&script);
                return long(bookId);

Answer 1

Here's a clip:
http://depositfiles.com/files/xqqnadc88
This clip is made up of two clips on top of one another, Video 1 has a 50% right crop and Video 2 has a 50% left crop.  Video 2 crossfades into a clip of the scene with no actors in it which also has a 50% left crop.  I have had this issue on footage shot with two different cameras, one a Sony HD camcorder and the other a little Fujifilm point and shoot still camera with HD video capabilities.  Perhaps "randomly" is the wrong word to use though because I have tried recreating this and other scenes from scratch a few times and I always have the same problem with the right side of the screen disappearing at the same time no matter what I do.  In the project I am working on, I have several scenes where this effect is needed and some of the footage seems to work fine while other scenes consistently give me this issue.
I also just remembered that I have CS4 (but CS3 runs a little better on my computer) so I'll try putting the clip together in CS4 and see if it still does the same thing.