Windows 10: Exporting a video from Video Editor, results in unplayable file with 0

I am trying to finish a video that I have made with Video Editor. It exports to a file, but I end up with an MP4 file that has 0KB and I get the following message and error code:

Can't PlayThis file isn't playable. That might be because the file type is unsupported, the file extension is incorrect, or the file is corrupt.

0xc10100be

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Video Editor Export

Hi Kelsey,

Thank you for your feedback.

When using the video editor app, go to the upper right hand part of the window and click on "Finish Video", then click on Export to save it on your desired folder or location.

Once the export has been completed, it should automatically save as an .MP4 file.

You may verify it by doing a right click on the video and selecting properties. The type of file should be "MP4 File (.mp4)".

Please let me know if the issue persist even after trying the steps above. Thank you.

 

Microsoft Video Editor Not Exporting

Hello,

I have been trying to make a video using Microsoft Video Editor through Photos. The app itself worked fine. I made the video (about 6 minutes long) exactly the way I wanted to and it looks about as good as I want it to. But when I go to export it, it won't
export. I get the pop-up that has me choose video quality, and I choose it. But after I pick the file location and click "export", the pop-up that says "exporting" never changes. No progress is made in exporting the video. I can find a file that was supposed
to be the video with the title of the video, but it says that the file cannot be opened.

Any help at all would be awesome.

 

Video editor not exporting

Hiya,

I've recently made a mini movie using video editor. The program was fine and easy to use, however now that I'm finished and trying to export the video I'm having issues. The total video is 05:40 and when I export, it only actually exports the first 02:24
of the video.

If someone could please offer advice on how to fix this it would be great! I've sifted through hours of footage for this 5 minute video so I don't want to have to start again using another program.

Thanks in advance.