Why no export FC movie file in HD?

Why is there no Final Cut Movie export in the HD version like there was in 1.5? There seems to be only a QT export?
Thanks.

Hi(Bonjour)!
That's because there isn't compression or codec to compute on exporting.
Export to quicktime produce a quicktime movie in the native format of your material (DV). And if you do not check "self contained", the resulting file is just a list of pointers that link your exported movie to original FCE media.
Export with quicktime conversion is different, because you apply a process of conversion with a different codec (like MPEG-4, H.264, sorenson, etc).
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