Presets not included when exporting video as original

Hello everyone. I am having a nasty issue when I try to edit and export video out of Lightroom 4.3 on Mac 10.6.8. When I export as "Original" the presets and clipping are not applied. Another user on another discussion had suggested to flag the video, but it does no good for me. It just copies the video to the folder with no preset adjustments applied. When I try to export as H.264, it sets the output to 640x480, which is undesirable, and when it does export, the video quality is completely ruined, with a sort of milky white overlay and heavy pixelization.
What can I do to export my video as "original" with all the presets applied?

The second part of this is the answer, the first part is irrelevant.
ManiacJoe wrote:
Lightroom never writes to the raw files. Exporting as "original" gets you the original raw file. However, you can have LR output an XMP sidecar file with all the edit instructions in it, which still probably does not get you to where you want to be.
The short answer is, to get your edits applied to the exported file, you need to pick a format other than "original".

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