Sharing stops at 33 % final cut pro x

Hi, i have a mac mini OS X 10.7.5, my video is 54 seconds long, 1080p Final cut pro x. I have tried to share as i have done in the past by sharing to master file but when it starts it goes well until it hits 33 %. I tried to upload to youtube and the same thing, stops at 33%. I tried to dvd and same thing stops at 33%. when i press Render All it stops and stops, i press Play but it stops and stops.
what can i do? I dropped the audio track and a couple of video tracks onto the editor instead of importing and thought that this was the problem but i have done videos before where i dropped tracks and they shared just fine, (perhaps mising link to video/audio file?
i am doubfounded and any help would be greatly appreciated. many many thanks in advance.

Hi Leavethegunand takethecannoliproductions,
I would recommend viewing the progress details to see if that helps indicate where the issue is:
Final Cut Pro X: How to view progress when sharing files
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5614
To view the progress of shared items (entire projects, a selected range of a project, or individual clips), open the Background Tasks window. You can open the window by doing any one of the following:
Choose Window > Background Tasks
Press Command-9
Click the Background Tasks icon in the toolbar.
Beyond that, here are some basic troubleshooting suggestions for Final Cut Pro X in general:
Final Cut Pro X: Troubleshooting basics
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3893
I hope this helps get you on the right track!
- Ari

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