Hi,

I've just tried to export a a 25track +, 62 minute mix to mp3 (320) and it took 90 minutes to burn (not the issue, but a concern). Before the export, I had disabled all other apps. running on my system to give MMF as much processing power as possible.

When I reviewed the mix on my mp3 player and in Windows Media Player, the mix is silent after 32 minutes.

This is not the first mix I've exported with MMF and there is seemingly nothing unusual with this mix i.e no major FX usage or excessive looping.

I've never had this problem with previous versions of MM and I am using the same hardware (1.7Ghz processor, 512Mb RAM, no free space or VM issues).

Any thoughts on how to fix this problem?

Sly

I've had the same problem once when burning a cd - even though the finished cd had label markers (35 pieces) there was no sound from the second transition on... Strange, but when I burnt the mix a second time (after rebooting) everything worked fine. Might be a bug

Hey, did you get this fixed? I now have the same issue and I've tried re-booting etc, but each mix goes silent at about 44 minutes. The error I get is 301.. something to do with video??

Anyone help!!?

This sounds like a job for The Tech Support Team ... anything that gives an error code number really needs to be handled by MM Tech Support.....

Let us know how it turns out

I've had the same problems, and I can only assume its a transition or track encoded oddly, because I got the same thing, but added tracks before and after the bad track, and it worked, but kinda hard finding similar tracks and then having to adjust the time limit, and tell me if I'm wrong, but mine played the song completly where cut off, just didn't start playing next track, it ignored the transition cue??