AE7: Kein "weiß" bei Export mit .MOV Codec H.264 darstellbar?

Hallo zusammen!
Habe folgendes "Problem":
Wenn ich eine Komposition mit weißem Hintergrund unkomprimiert in AVI exportiere ist alles wie gewünscht.
Sobald ich die gleiche Koposition im MOV Format mit dem H.264 Codec exportiere, wird weiß nicht mehr als weiß dargestellt, sondern als ein helles grau (#ECECEC). Alles in allem ist das Bild viel kontrast- und farbärmer.
(AE 7 Pro)
Hat jemand eine Idee wieso?
THANX
Gruß
Dave

Habe mal ein paar Sekunden Farbfläche weiss in die Renderliste genommen, das gerenderte H.264 is total weiss

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