Exporting or encoding a .mov from prem cs5

i've been reading about the possible quicktime problems in prem cs5 with it running only on windows 64bit.
will it still export or encode to a .mov file ok or is there any issues with this format.
i'm about to spend a small fortune on new kit from panasonic P2 camera to prem cs5 and new computer. i can't see any problems but it doesn't hurt to get any opinions.
thanks in advance
andy

Hi
Although Quicktime doesn't appear in the output file types in Adobe Media Encoder when first installed, once you install Quicktime off the Apple site, it appears in the dropdown. We've just exported 11 movies of between 15mins and 1 hr 45 mins. Quicktime, H 264 (set in the codec dropdown), resized to 512 x 288 and square pixels. If you're working widescreen and try to export as 360 x 288 and widescreen Pixel aspect ratio, you get an anamorphic 4 x 3. I tried resizing that in Quicktime Pro and I finished up with a 16 x 9 image but the video footage was still 4 x 3 anamorphic with black bands either side. Media Encoder was very fast too. 45 minutes of footage, resized as above and a slight crop to remove the remains of VITC took approx 8 mins.
Cheers
Martin
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