Export in native format or reference

Hi all. I've ingested AVCHD, and am doing very simple cutting, no filters. I'd like to export a movie in the native format, rather than in ProRes. In the former FCP version, one could of course save as a QT movie, reference or self-contained. But now the only option seems to be to transcode. I'd like to avoid that. Does anyone have a suggestion? If there were a workaround to save as a reference movie, I could use QT to save as a self-contained movie then.
Thanks much.
Jeremy

Is there ever a need to output a self contained movie when you are working with dvd studio pro as your final destination?
Understanding that this is a philosophical debate, I'll argue for the No side.
Of course, if I'm exporting out to DVDSP, I export unrendered timelines directly to Compressor when it comes to final output. I use reference movies when it comes to the application-sharing that you're talking about. Unless you're sending movies to other stations.
Self-contained movies, in my opinion, take up way too much space and consume too much time to output to. At least in workflows that I'm constrained to follow...

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