How to Choose File format of Exported Clip

I needed a clip from my movie for use in Live Type so I created Sub Clip from a longer duration clip and then exported it as QT movie. Or I thought I was doing that but the only choice of format I was given was .dv. How do you choose .mov or other format from the Export to QT menu choice?

Hi(Bonjour)
Set in and out points in timeline (after your subclip was placed in it).
Choose export to quicktime with conversion. Select mov, and under video, select animation codec.
Michel Boissonneault

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