Exporting to QuickTime from Premiere Elements 9.0

A couple of years ago, there was an internet post by a guy named John Cloudman about export settings for high-quality videos for web sharing. There are a few parameters that he changed in the default export that produced very high quality videos. I noticed that in Premiere Elements 9.0, or in the updated version of QuickTime, there are a couple of new parameters that I don't know what to do with. Specifically, the following 4 parameters in Quicktime:
1) Field Order: the recommendation was to set it at "none," however, that is not an option. Options are: Progressive, Lower first, or Upper First
2) Then, there is a checkmark box for "Render at maximum depth." Not sure what to do there
3) Advanced Settings, there is a checkmark box for each of the following:
Key frame every _______frames
Optimize stills
Frame reordering
4) Bitrate Settings: There is a checkmark next to this item. If you check it, you can fill in a number
Limit data rate to ________ Kbps
Any suggestions?

Unfortunately, the poster cannot award themselves "points." Otherwise, Harm and I would have over 50,000!
Glad that you got the answer and the fix.
Good luck,
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