Can Quicktime X and 7 Pro coexist?

Can Quicktime X and 7 Pro coexist? Can you have both installed at the same time? I would guess not. Man I really had to bite my tongue on this post! Okay, just one word - hodgepodge.

Hold it right there. One issue I found that I is causing me fits right now is that even if you have both X and 7 Pro installed it still has some how corrupted some of my export settings in compressor. Specifically it appears that the FLV quicktime export component is now non-functioning and only produces .FLV's with a very bad flicker in them:
http://www.vimeo.com/6386852
password - flash
In addition and I guess on a tangent I would recommend to any pro editors to do the clean install that so many have suggested for both Snow Leopard and the New FCP Studio as I am already having round tripping issues in color, and have experienced some crashes within Final Cut 7.0
Now I want to make clear that these are my assumptions before some engineer jumps down my throat. It is entirely possible that these issues are solely mine own and are not common or widespread but from a quick review of these forums I am not sure that is the case. But having the issues I have experienced since upgrading both softwares I made the decision today to initiate a 7 pass erase of the HD and a totally new install to achieve the speed and functionality that keeps me sane and not homicidal.
From one Devoted FCP editor to any other that will listen.

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