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I searched the archives, saw the problems several times more, but didn't find a solution yet:

I have a complicated setup in which I record live DV from a camera (non-jitter), and at the same time play and mix three DV clips (Jitter).

A problem in the Jitter part is that the audio always distorts, breaks up and finally stops after some 20 seconds.

The only way to solve this was to create a standalone and play the clips from RAM.

This is the simplest way to reproduce a part of the problem:

Running a standalone of the jit.qt.movie helpfile:

When I load a clip, (DV, 25 sec lenght) it runs exactly one time and than the audio quits. The video of the clip loops back to the first frame and repeats, but the sound completely stops. If a give it a loadram directly after loading the clip, the sound keeps working and the audio and video loop fine.

Can anybody give me an advice where to start looking.

I use quicktime 6.5.2 because I found this in the archives and it gives indeed a slightly better result. (Longer before the audio breaks up).

I am a bit handicapped in my research, because I can only work with runtime (trial period has expired, this is a machine for an installation).

dual processor amd athlon 64 X2 dual core 4600+

I have a complicated setup in which I record live DV from a camera (non-jitter), and at the same time play and mix three DV clips (Jitter).
A problem in the Jitter part is that the audio always distorts, breaks up and finally stops after some 20 seconds.
The only way to solve this was to create a standalone and play the clips from RAM.

This is the simplest way to reproduce a part of the problem:
Running a standalone of the jit.qt.movie helpfile:
When I load a clip, (DV, 25 sec lenght)  it runs exactly one time and than the audio quits. The video of the clip loops back to the first frame and repeats, but the sound completely stops. If a give it a loadram directly after loading the clip, the sound keeps working and the audio and video loop fine.

I use quicktime 6.5.2 because I found this in the archives and it gives indeed a slightly better result. (Longer before the audio breaks up).
I am a bit handicapped in my research, because I can only work with runtime (trial period has expired, this is a machine for an installation).

quicktime 6.5.2
windows xp home
max/msp 4.6.2 jitter 1.6 runtime 
dual processor amd athlon 64 X2 dual core 4600+
2 gb ram

mobo asus a8n-sli premium
sound blaster audigy


Audio quits in jit.qt.movie (seems known problem)