Adobe Premiere exports white as grey

I have been searching the web for my problem, but I think I am on the wrong path:
After rendering a 3D-Animation in single PNGs, I imported these to Premiere, added them to a sequence and exported it. The problem I am getting with all codecs and all container-formats (except QuickTime!): white is rendered grey
Here is a screenshot of comparison final video/ preview in premiere:
Here is what I tried (and what did not work):
- applying ProcAmp Effect: no difference
- rendering preview (preview in premiere looks good) and using preview files for export: white still grey
- exporting in different container formats and codecs: no results for all windows container file formats: avi, mpeg, H.264 etc.
- only time it works: exporting to quick time container file (works with all codecs!) - so I have the feeling it is not a codec-issue
- using all combination of settings: Maximum Render Quality and Render at Maximum Depth, using PAL or NTSC etc.
So, at least there is a way to export it correctly using Quicktime as the file format. But I need to put this animation in a power point presentation for a presentation, and unfortunateley QuickTime is the only format not supported by PP..
Thank you for any suggestions or hints..

I would suggest a few things, more or less in this order:
- Delete your preferences (quit, hold alt and launch Pr), try again.
- Start a new project with different but similar footage, and export again. Any change?
- Uninstall and reinstall Pr.
- If all this fails, you might need to reinstall your OS, as some of the core video functions may be damaged.
I don't share your feeling about ruling out a codec. CoDec is short for Compression/Decompression. You may be compressing fine, but having issues with decompression, or vice-versa.
Don't know if this will help, but there are options in Quicktime and the WMV component for Mac (which I use) that holds settings for gamma filters, etc. And I wonder if there isn't something similar in the Windows side that you may have inadvertently set, or gotten broken because of a file corruption, preference, etc.
Sounds maddening, though. Hope you get it fixed.

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Hello,
I know this is off topic but thought i would ask the question
any way as no
one really replies to the adobe premiere forums.
any way my question is this
I have a digital video camera which shoots at 16:9 format
what would I be best exporting it at for the use on youtubes
new format. I
would be grateful for advice on what should my export presets
be and my
pixel aspect ratio.
if any one can offer advice I am grateful
cheers
k

I do not have PP open on this machine...but, I believe you
set your
workspace to render at whatever dimensions you want. Also,
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"Twocans" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:glsvh4$r4a$[email protected]..
> Thank you for that
>
> just a quickie
>
> I am exporting at the moments in my test 720 x 576, i
just need to be
> clear as to what is correct
>
> you mention ".....just render it as a wmv file "
>
> OK I shall , but and this is a big but, I dont want the
black panels on
> both sides of my output from youtube. (youtube has new
format)
>
> before was no bother with a 340 by 220
>
> this the 16:9 out put from my camera is one thing but
then using premiere
> to do the same can be a problem.
>
> i am grateful for any input
>
>
> regards
>
> k
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