Video Exporting Issues

So I haven't exported anything since the Snow Leopard update, and I imagine this is the problem. I have Final Cut Pro 5.0.4 on my computer, and when I try to export my timeline, it only exports the first 10 seconds of the project. Nothing I seem to do (including deleting the cache and starting over basically) seems to fix the problem.

Final Cut Pro 5.0.4 is not compatible with Intel Macs, nor with Mac OS X 10.5 or higher.
It will install and (sort of) work but exhibit some very strange quirks. Some things will work one time but not the next.
That said, are you sure that you don't have mark in and out points set on the Timeline?
Also: If you are trying to export a Windows Media file, you must have the paid version of Flip4Mac. The free version will only export half of your clip, to a maximum of 30 seconds.

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