Very Small File sizes and not seeing video

[rmavers]

I'm converting a feature length film from a quicktime file to a PSP (standard NOT H.264) file but I keep getting file sizes like 17mb after the conversion which can't be accurate for an hour and 27 minute film.

-Ric

[Soopafresh]

Too much information in your post. Make it more vague. Don't include the apps you used to try to convert with.

[psx_pirate]

Too much information in your post. Make it more vague. Don't include the apps you used to try to convert with.

[rmavers]

I'm trying to convert a full length Quicktime movie created from Final Cut Pro a basic (non H.264) file for the PSP. The file I came out with was 17mb which is almost impossible. The standard size I get from almost any conversion to iPod or PSP h.264 video is at least 300mb. I tried to view this file in QT player and only got sound but no image. I had everything at standard settings except I used 4:3 versus 16:9 for video. I read somewhere the video will not be seen but file size is still and issue. Something's not right.

-Ric

Too much information in your post. Make it more vague. Don't include the apps you used to try to convert with.

[rmavers]

Anyone?

[Baldrick]

Moving you to our mac forum section.

[terryj]

Sounds like something is not right...
Did you render all your video in the timeline in FCP?
Double check that all source video is intact and not missing/offline?

What happens if you
export the FCP timeline to a Quicktime movie first,
then bounce that file through iSquint(free) or
Visualhub(not free)?
Does the exported QT movie have video?
Does the QT movie bounced through iSquint/Vh have video?