Exporting as avi-file with dv-codec?

hi guys.
my sound engineers want my film cut as an .avi-file with dv-codec and the sound stream as wav. which output settings do I have to use? they want to mix on avid on a pc (poor them...)
best
rob

File/Export/Using QuickTime conversion...
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