Exporting an uncompressed movie out of AE

I just upgraded to Mtn Lion from Snow Leopard. One difference is I used to be able to export a QT movie out of AE that was uncompressed. Now that option is gone, have to compress it with one of the many options. I have a sound added so I can't export stills. The uncompressed will give me more options as i create different formats. Thanks!!
Quicktime installed 10.2
Mac OS 10.8.3 and 7
After Effects CS3
Steven Houtzager

You can't uninstall QuickTime X, as such. It's an embedded part of OS X these days.
You can download QuickTime 7 from here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL923

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