No DV Stream export in CS5?

Is there a way to export DV stream files in AE CS5? I use to do this in CS4 and CS3
but now on CS5 there is no DV export anymore I just see Flash export.
I tryed to use the Rendre Queue, but it wasn't there too.
Thanks!

The DV stream exporter was a QuickTime exporter, installed to the File > Export menu by QuickTime. Apple doesn't supply a 64-bit version of QuickTime, so QuickTime can no longer directly install things in that menu.
If the DV stream export functionality from the render queue is important to you, then please file a feature request.
For now, you can create a losslessly encoded movie from After Effects and use QuickTime Pro to convert the video to a DV stream.

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I know this isn't the feature request area - I've already sent adobe my letter.
But 100 requests are better than one!
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Harm Millaard wrote:
Gents,
Let me give some of my results, to show that all this is highly dependent on system configuration, but keep in mind that this is with 10 tabs in Mozilla open and having several processes in the background like Skype, Perfect Speed, SnagIt, etc.
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Average length/size of the these clips? Between 3 s and 2:12, average around 6 s
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Length of the sequences? 37:00
Format of the source clips (HD, DV, HDV etc)? HDV
Destination/export format? MPEG2-DVD CBR @ 8Mbps and AC3 5.1 @ 448 Kbps
Exporting the whole sequence or just a small portion? Whole sequence
How big is your project file size (in MB)? 5.5
Some system specs (cpu, video, ram, hdd, OS)? See PPBM4
Project loading time: around 17 secs.
Wait for AME after pressing Start queue to start: less than 10 secs.
Encoding time: less than 12 minutes.
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Hopefully I made at least a little bit of sense in this post.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Great link, Shag, thanks for posting. However, that page exemplifies everything that is wrong with video for the Web. It should be much easier.
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