Movie will not play through after recording

I've created a movie, everything ran fine in playback. I
then saved the movie and tried to save it to CD. When I
went to play the copy back, it ran for 4 minutes then
picture stalled yet the audio track continues to run.
Any ideas, suggestions on the problem?
Thanks

The info below is from:

http://www.eicsoftware.com/pictures/PapaJohn/Website-
MM2/MM2.html

I set mine to 3 (from 6) and the freezing stopped -- it's
simple to do... just remember to reset it back to it's
original value, if it does not fix your problem.

Harry

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Hardware acceleration issues are specific to certain
video cards. Try changing your hardware acceleration to
the number 3 position and, if that resolves MM2 problems,
then your card is one with such an issue. Right click on
the Desktop > Properties > Settings > Advanced >
Troubleshoot

The Hardware acceleration slider goes in 6 notches from
None to Full, which correspond to:

1 - None - Disable all accelerations. Use this setting
only if your computer frequently stops responding or has
other severe problems.

2 - Disable all but basic accelerations. Use this setting
to correct more severe problems.

3 - Disable all DirectDraw and Direct3D acceleration, as
well as all cursor and advanced drawing accelerations.
Use this setting to correct severe problems with DirectX
accelerated applications.

4 - Disable all cursor and advanced drawing
accelerations. Use this setting to correct drawing
problems.

5 - Disable cursor and bitmap accelerations. Use this
setting to correct problems with the mouse pointer, or to
correct problems with corrupt images.

6 - Full - All accelerations are enabled. Use this
setting if you computer has no problems



>-----Original Message-----
>I've created a movie, everything ran fine in playback. I
>then saved the movie and tried to save it to CD. When I
>went to play the copy back, it ran for 4 minutes then
>picture stalled yet the audio track continues to run.
>Any ideas, suggestions on the problem?
>Thanks
>.
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