Exporting avi and no video

This 4 gig AVI ceiling really *****!! I want to export a 4 min video from my timeline as an AVI with as little compression as possible put on it. After I export it, I send it to our IT dept who encodes it for our web. I exported the video out as a QT file none compressed and it said it was about 8 gigs.
Here's 1 of my questions. I'm doing my usual workflow, file>export>QT conversion>AVI>options. When I select None it exports out black. No audio or video.
Why will it not export out the project?
I'm having troubles with our encoder converting my pieces also. I do know it will take AVI's and MPEG's, but not sure of the codes. As I write this I'm exporting out the piece applying different settings to see which the encoder will work with.
I do understand that the .mov or .avi is just a wrapper. So if I change a .mov to an .avi it doesn't change the codecs. is that correct? like I said I tried exporting out an uncompressed QT.mov and changed it to a .avi and it wouldn't encode either.
Any suggestions on how to escape the 4 gig ceiling of the AVI. ( and no exporting sections out is not an option)
Once I find the codecs of the encoder how can I find if my FCP software matches it? Can the encoder be updated to match my G5 fcp6 codecs?
Thanks for any help.

What format is the IT dept putting on the web? Perhaps you can do the encoding yourself directly (and get better results).
It should also be pointed out that your IT dept can install QuickTime for free on their computer and then they will be able to accept your .mov files. Or are they not computer-savy enough to know how to install software…

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