Hot to output in QuickTime, codec H264, at 30fps

Hi. I'm using Premiere Pro CS6. I need to output my footage in QuickTime with H264 Codex at 30 fps - but when I use the drop down to select QuickTime Format and select H.264 as my codec, I don't see any place that lets me change my frames per second rate.
If I select H264 as my format in the Export Settings (instead of QuickTime), then I'm given a FrameRate drop down (this gives an mp4 file instead of mov file)
Thanks

Jon and Joe -
Thanks for the replies, especially the screen shot.
Not sure what was going on yesterday. I just opened a new project and the Frame Rate drop down shows up (as in your screen shot).
Then re-opened the project I was working on yesterday and that works fine too.
Only thing I can think of is that the way I had my windows sized, my Basic Video Settings in the video tab must have cut off above the frame rate dropdown and I didn't notice the scroll bar to the right, indicating more content in that window.
Thanks again for the help. I'd worked around things yesterday by creating a new sequence and giving it the required properties from the start, but was worried this would be a recurring problem.

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I have the same issue as the OP - however you as a 'Community Professional' should know that OSX as of 10.6 there is no quicktime preference panel, so I think it is a little premature to pronounce serious and fundamental issues with his system.
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Here's the info you requested:
ITEM PROPERTIES
(Format)
Type: Clip
Creator: Quicktime Player
Source: Macintosh HD:Users:Joe:Documents:Final Cut Pro Documents: Capture Scratch
Size: 320.5 MB
Last Modified: Sat, Apr 19, 2008, 6:56PM
Tracks: 1V, 2A
Vid Rate: 29.97fps
Frame Size: 720x480
Compressor: DV/DVCPRO - NTSC
Data Rate: 3.6MB/sec
Pixel Aspect: NTSC - CCIR 601
Field Dominance: Lower (Even)
Alpha: None/Ignore
Composite: Normal
Audio: 2 Mono
Aud Rate: 48.0 KHz
Aud Format: 16-bit Integer
(Timing)
Length: 00:01:28:19
In: 00:14:16:17
Out: 00:14:18:23
Duration: 00:00:02:07
TC: Source
Reel: 001
Media Start: 00:13:47:29
Media End: 00:15:16:19
Aux TC 1: None
Aux TC 2: None
Speed: 100%
Frame Blending: Off
(Logging)
Reel: 001
Media Start: 00:13:47:29
TC Rate: 30
Aux TC 1: None
Aux TC 2: None
Capture: OK
Master Clip: [checked]
Label: None
Sound TC: None
(Film)
Reel: 001
Media Start: 00:13:47:29
TC Rate: 30
Aux TC 1: None
Aux TC 2: None
Sound TC: None
SEQUENCE SETTINGS
(General)
Frame Size: 720x480 NTSC DV (3:2)
Pixel Aspect Ration: NTSC - CCIR 601 / DV (720x480)
[not] Anamorphic 16:9
Field Dominance: Lower (Even)
Editing Timebase: 29.97
Quicktime Video Settings
Compressor: DV/DVCPRO - NTSC
Quality: 100%
Audio Settings
Rate: 48 kHz
Depth: 16-bit
Config: Channel Grouped
(Video Processing)
Render in 8-bit YUV
Process Maximum White as: White
Motion Filtering Quality: Normal
(Timeline Options)
Starting Timecode: 01:00:00:00
Drop Frame: [checked]
Track Size: Small
Thumbnail Display: Name Plus Thumbnail
Audio Track Labels: Sequential
Track Display: Show Through Edits
Video: Motion Bar, Filters Bar, Keyframe Editor, Speed Indicators [all checked]
Audio: Filters Bar, Keyframe Editor, Speed Indicators [all checked]
(Render Control)
Render & Playback:
Filters [checked]
Frame Blending for Speed [checked]
Render:
Frame Rate: 100% of Sequence Editing Timebase
Resolution: 100% of Sequence Frame Size
Codec: Same as Sequence Codec
Master Templates and Motion Projects
Quality: Best
Always use Best Quality When Rendering Movies [checked]
(Audio Outputs)
Outputs: 2
Downmix (dB): 0
Grouping: Stereo
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"Brian Dombrowski - 7:51am Dec 5, 08 PST (#11 of 13)
I've seen the same thing this week for a client that requested some HD video to be FTP'd in QuickTime H.264 at 15mb. There is a *bug* with AME in CS4 with the bitrate setting for QuickTime H.264. No matter what you set it too, it keeps getting reset to 1000kb (yes 1k bit per second) resulting in low quality video and small .mov file sizes.
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If I click on the Thumbnail Preview "It" runs.
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TOP image is the Error message.
BOTTOM image is the Thumbnail Preview info.
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If the files will open in one of the QT player app, the open the inspector window to see which codecs were used to create the original file as seen here...
or here in the "Format" entry...
Or, if you have QT 7 keyed for "Pro" use, you can open the "Properties" window to gain even more information as demonstrated here...
if you file will not open in either of the QT Player apps, then you can try opening the Finder "Get Info" window for the file,
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use a dedicated media information utility to learn this information....
Once you know what codecs were used to create the file, post back with this information so we can deterine if the file should be natively supported by your Mac OS X install, requires an Apple Pro editing codec normally installed by the editor app, or requires a third-party codec which the user must supply.
These movies ran in QuickTime just fine until about a month ago.
All the folders in which these movies were stored in 4 folders in 2 folders in one folder. All folders at each level were encrypted with Stuffit Deluxe a version circa 2008 and decrypted with a newer Stuffit Deluxe 10.x. Other movies that are NOT .mov and in with the .mov movies still run.
Your information does not indicate whether or not the files actually played on the current system or were transferred from a different system which was properly configured for playbac, whether or not you recently upgraded your operating system/modified your codec component configuration by adding or deleting any codecs, whether your compound "Stuffing" of the files created corruption, etc.
As to MOV files the selves, this extension just implies the data was placed in the QT generic file container and the actually data could be of any compression format thathat was compatible with the codec component configuration for the system on which the files were created and could include natively supported system codecs, pro editing codecs, and/or third-party proprietary or hybrid codecs. (I.e., this is why we may need more information regarding the individual non-playing files.)
If I click on the Thumbnail Preview "It" runs.
f you are referring to QuickLook (QL) then the technology is different than QuickTime (QT). In the former case, the system is playing representative data but not actually opening the file as QT does. Thus, there is always the possibility that the problem is in the file structure (atom) information. For instance, suppose someone merely changed the MOV file extension in the Finder rather than actually copying data to a real MOV file container. Then it is possible that the QT player app may be searching for a codec that is not supposed or expected to be supported in the MOV file container and, not finding it, issues the erroneous codec error message—especially since you did not inticate the source of the file you are trying to play or, in some cases, which QT player is now not playing the file.
In short, there are several possibilities here and not enough specific information.

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According to the article I know the code for the Sheer codec I'm trying to enable to render is "Shr7"
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<QTCodec codec='Shr7' vendor='****' platform='mactel' direction='encode' versionlow='0x00000' versionhigh='*' gammatag='false' cvbuffertag='0' deepdecodefourcc='b64a' decodefourcc='argb' />
<QTCodec codec='Shr7' vendor='****' platform='mactel' direction='decode' versionlow='0x00000' versionhigh='*' gammatag='false' cvbuffertag='0' deepdecodefourcc='b64a' decodefourcc='argb' />
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HERE is the solution sent to me by another Apple Community supporter:
I also had a similar problem to most people here. Cannot playback XDCAM files after upgrading from 10.5.8 to Snow Leopard 10.6.8. I called Apple who suggested a fresh install of Snow Leopard without upgrading the 'ProApps QuickTime Codecs 1.0.3' and copy the contents of the Library/QuickTime form the fresh install into my QT library. However, I decided to seek the file(s) that is the cause which is the AppleHDV.Component file. I copied the faulty one to my desktop (so I had a backup) and downloaed:
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from this website: http://blog.lib.umn.edu/mcfa0086/discretecosine/164630.html
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