Export fail quicktime 7.3 mov h.264

i can export no any format but not to mov h.264
it was working, i install adobe premier cs3 and it requires to get my video card driver updated, i capture some videos dv and edit them fine, but i cud not preview them so i updated the video card driver, nvidia geoforce fx5500 driver 163.75. after that quicktime mov settings appeared with funny pink color, when i try to change size, filter o video settings the next windows just close up. audio settings i can change but video settings no.
i update windows, drivers, quicktime 7.3 and no good.
any idea?

I'm not sure this new option does a very good job of adapting to the client's connection speed. I gave it a try, and my video (1 minute long, size 320 x 240) took over a minute before it started playing (on my cable modem 500 Kb/s connection). That seems unacceptable. Anyone know how to reduce the streaming file size, or speed it up?

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