Try following this post.
http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/General/Shadows-disappearing-recording-video/td-p/4431439
For me was the graphic driver.
Try to check version and compatibility.
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i often use .mov (quicktime) format actually.
.avi gives problems, expecially opening the files with vlc. win. mediaplayer, for example, didn't give me the "negativo" effect, while vlc did.
problem with mov is that not all editors can use them as source..
vlc also open them with no particular problem.
Cikho is right. I always use the Qicktime format.
Has a better quality.
The problem with the avi format is the codec that is used.
if you want an avi format, the better is to export the image sequence and then to create the movie with a movie software (like after effect, but you can find som free sw in the web). So you can create the avi with the codec you want.
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