Saving to DV-AVI

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Hi all,

I have 20 minutes projects with transitions, pictures, and movie (from DV
cam). When I try to save as DV-AVI, it fails. If I save as WMV format, it
goes through.

The error message says: there is not enough space, but I have 200GB free
space in my HDD. Can you think of why this is happenning?
.

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