Suki,
I don't know if this helps, but the only other time I had a problem like
this, it was one of my source files. If you are CONSTANTLY stopping at exactly
the same point (and it looks like you are) find out what file (or files) are on
your timeline at that point.
What I did was to physically remove the files from the timeline AND the
project. I shut down the computer (just to be safe), restarted APP and
re-imported the files and placed them back in the timeline. Then I reapplied
all my filters and such and re-exported.
The only difference is that I was using APPro 1.0, the next step newer from
where you are. I don't know if it this will help you, but I thought I would
put it out there.
P.S. Try and keep cool through this difficult time, it will help
tremendously with your client. Good luck.
Tom
starchildjulius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm exporting the timeline as a movie from AP 6.5. It's stopping at
the same place every time, 3.74 gigs, the same spot. I've tried
exorting it to a different hd that IS NTSF formatted (so was the
other). I don't know what else to try. Any HELP most appreciated,
client is getting anxious.
Suki
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