Guitta; As far as QT 6 goes, if you can see a preview of the animation when you select the file, then QT can export it to .mov Try this workaround. Make some extra space, and re-render in one of the other .avi formats; QT wants some file that doesn't exist on the Apple server. My guess is it needs a specific DivX decoder version. If the file plays, then just go to filesexport and it should convert fine, artifacts and all.... :P Most of the people who do .mov's that I've run into usually save an animation as seperate frame images, then assemble them in QT. Haven't tried that one yet, so I don't know how it works. #1,397,998 on the list of things to learn...