There are a couple things you can try. Export your quicktime using marks and make sure your out point is not on the last frame of the timeline. I usually add 5-10 seconds of black at the end of my sequence and put my outpoint somewhere in there. That might fix it if your export is failing after 90%. The other thing to try is to create a video mixdown of all your video tracks and remove the other video after that's complete. Just make sure you duplicate your sequence in case you have have to go back and make changes.
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Mark Myers <MarkM@...> wrote:
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> Brand new Imac. OS 10.6.8
> MC 5
> XDCam EX footage
> Just checked, and realized that Quicktime player is at version 10, which
> could be a problem. I'm seeing that I should be on 7.6.6
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> Edited about a 45 minute sequence. Need to export for upload to YouTube.
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> Overnight the transcode to DNxHD145 failed. Attempt to export a QT
> Reference from that sequence fails with an "unable to export MPEG media"
> error - which is familiar, and obviously means something didn't
> transcode correctly. Not a surprise given the error.
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> Today I tried to just export an H.264 Quicktime directly, and it also
> failed with an error of "Exception: Movie export from procedures
> FAILED!, errcode -2034"
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> I can't find that one anywhere. Anyone seen that before, and have any
> idea what it might mean?
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> Thanks!
> Mark
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