Now reproduced the exactly same video and got a 36 second video from the end. Well, 3rd time is a charm.

Please edit your last post to delete the expletive. It offends me and others. It is against forum rules.
Read this: http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/18337.page

Please provide the information requested in one of your earlier threads.
http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/30838.page .
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Quote: Please edit your last post to delete the expletive. It offends me and others. It is against forum rules.
Read this: http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/18337.page

Please provide the information requested in one of your earlier threads.
http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/30838.page

Why would it offend you as it only meant to vent out my frustration towards the product. Such highly rated product should have ironed out these things ages ago. Now I am no expert in video editing, but I have tried other softwares and did not have problem producing a full video or video without clutter artifacts (this happened when using fast video rendering technology).

Anyway DXDIAG.TXT
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3blxlj5r5a7uvxj/DxDiag.txt?dl=0

Quickly and to start with -- , You do not have enough free space on your system drive for the temporary files generated by the program. When did you last do any maintenance on it - get rid of temp and tmp files, delete programs that you no longer use or that were trial programs and defrag and if it is not a SSD, defrag?

The same thing for your other drives but they should not affect your shortening of the videos.

Always run your Windows fonts at 96 dpi (100%).

After you do the maintenance and try it, let us know if your issue is solved.

I will look closer at your dxdiag file to see if I can see anything else.

Are you now raising another issue about "clutter artifacts"? .
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Quote: You do not have enough free space on your system drive for the temporary files generated by the program.
Always run your Windows fonts at 96 dpi (100%). Are you now raising another issue about "clutter artifacts"?

I had the same problem when I did not use SSD. The software is installed on SSD and the output is going to the drive that has 200G free space. Why would the problem only occur randomly. I made the video 3rd time, and now it has full video ... Ok, maybe I was browing the internet while producing the video and had Powerdirector minimized, but that should not affect the production.

But I will free some space from my SSD

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Did what suggested and no improvements. I am still getting a video that length is random. Changed font DPI and got 50GB free space on SSD, 600GB on the output folder.

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Did what suggested and no improvements. I am still getting a video that length is random. Changed font DPI and got 50GB free space on SSD, 600GB on the output folder.

Is the computer old or new? Have you checked the CPU usage during encoding? If the CPU usage runs at 100% for a long period of time, the computer may be overheating and stopping to prevent damage. Usually the whole computer shuts down though.

What antivirus are you running? Disconnect from the internet and turn off the antivirus. See if that helps. Sometimes the antivirus scans everything being written to the hard drive - including things that have already been scanned and that causes issues - usually slowness and out of sync.

Right now, I can't think of anything else. Perhaps someone else has some ideas or perhaps it is time to contact Cyberlink support. .
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