Sharing requires more memory to be available

I have done hours and hours of imovie and never gotten this prompt before.....
Why suddenly does this appear and prohibit any sharing options?????

Hi
To be able to Share - iMovie, iDVD and Mac OS needs space
• for calculations (temp. files)
• to store result - the Shared file.
and this space has to be on - the Start-Up (Mac OS) hard disk - only one that can be addressed to take this.
So free up space on Your Main - Start-Up drive to at least 25Gb free space as a minimum.
Yours Bengt W

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HELP!!! I did everything i could all day to fix this and i can't upload my video to youtube or export file because it keeps saying "sharing requires more memory to be available" How do i enable my movie to be uploaded or exported?

Question 1 / Plan A : When i finished making my movie project in iMovie 11 on Mac, i tried sharing it at all ways such as youtube, export, etc... it kept popping up: "sharing requires more memory to be available". I searched up all day on the internet on how to figure this out, i followed all of their advices but nothing seems to happen. btw i already got permitted for longer than 15 mins video on youtube. it's also weird that my computer has more than 600GB free space. So how do i upload my 2 hour video to youtube? and how do i avoid the popup of "sharing requires more memory to be available"?
Question 2 / Plan B: If plan A won't work out, i definitely don't wanna do this all over again because i took centuries and effort on this. What im trying to do is divide them to multiple projects, and maybe it will let me upload it because of it's file size? So how do i copy parts from a project and paste it to another project or event library so it would be easier for me to finish it in iMovie?
Question 3 / Plan C: If plan B won't work out, how do you screen record my movie with audio? What im trying to do is to record it by screen using quicktime and divide them by parts. I know how quicktime and soundflower works, but when i tried it, but the problem is that soundflower and quicktime audio was very crappy and broken at some point. So how do i record good quality audio with screen recording?
Question 4 / Plan D: If plan C won't work out, i guess the worst way to do this is to record from my phone, its such a bitter idea but i want this to be published in good quality. i am so tired and i took so weeks finishing this project and the ending results just ****** me off. Id be glad if someone has an idea on this problem im occurring. Hope y'all people and mac experts understood on what im struggling about. leave a reply on those of you who might have an idea on solving this problem!

When You select share, are you able to get either of these two windows?
First one is Export As
Second one is Save as QuickTime
I looked at earlier post and see You have 4GB RAM, maybe try a smaller format to convert it to,
then save it to file first before trying YouTube.

When I try to finalize my project a message pops up, "Sharing requires more memory to be available." How do I work this issue out?

When I try to finalize my project a message pops up, "Sharing requires more memory to be available." How do I work this issue out?

https://support.apple.com/kb/TS1567
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Repair the installers
Uninstall EVERY Apple component (auto and manual)
Services: Restart all 3 Apple items (AMS, Bonjour, iPod)
I* always do the last almost, then launch iTunes, and only then connect iPod.
IF you see a yellow alert in Devices and Printers or in Device Manager, then I could find NO WAY to fix or repair other than a clean OS. Something messed up the device driver support.
If/when Windows asks "what to do when it detects iPod"? don't chose any default action, to me, based on hunch and 3 PCs, that seems to mess AMS up for some reason.
Tried with Windows 7 64-bit Pro and Home Premium, and also Deve Preview 8 (which other than the inability to update iOS to 5.0 seems to run better -- except when it comes to AMS thing! so seems Apple is not on the same page writitng drivers.

Imovie error response "sharing requires more memory to be available

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when i try to finalize my first movie project, i get the message that sharing requires more memory to be available and to close imovie and relaunch it. This is a new computer and has nearly all it's memory free. If I close, I will probably lose my project. What am I not doing?

If you have Restricted your MAIN account in the perental controls that may be the reason. You may have to create a new Administrators account to change the settings on the parent controls.
Not sure as I have never used that feature on any computer I own.

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When iMovie doesn't work as intended this can be due to a lot of reasons
• iMovie Pref files got corrupted - trash it/they and iMovie makes new and error free one's
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• Event or Project got corrupted - try to make a copy and repair
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• Turn off Your Mac - and disconnect Mains - for about 20-30 minutes - at least this resets the FireWire port.
• In QuickTime - DivX, 3ivx codec, Flip4Mac, Perian etc - might be problematic - temporarily move them out and re-try
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I solved the problem by removing the file: 3ivxVideoCodec.component. after that, up-dated iMovie runs ok.
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