Video Export in Flash

Please if anyone can help with advice on exporting to avi it
would be much appreciated.
I have Adobe Flash CS3. I continue to try and export the fla
file to an avi and go through the process of selecting the
appropriate sound settings, codec, etc; however when I complete the
export there is no file composition or export taking place, like it
happens instantaneously. Then I go to the directory where the file
was exported, it exists; however it won't play and the file is very
small. It's like there is nothing in the file.
I have reinstalled flash several times and this continues to
happen. Any one else experienced this issue or have a workaround or
any advice would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
SCISGR8

I've replied to your PM. I will re-state what I said for
others. Make sure you have a stop(); action on the final frame, and
make sure there are
no, and I mean
no
frames beyond that final frame. Even if they are empty, select
them and remove them. You can also change the export setting to end
at a certain amount of time instead of on final frame, and you
calculate this by, fps/totalFrames, this will give you total
seconds of movie.. then since it only accepts HH:MM:SS.MS you would
have to convert your seconds to minutes if you have 100 or more
seconds..

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