How to export as quicktime movie with 'hd1080p'?

I want to export a movie for quicktime with th highest quality hd1080. This worked with version 9.0.9; but with 10.0.3 this line is dimmed. What can i do?
(By th way: In 'help' I did not find a hint how to crate a new projct!)

It seems to be amatter of input quality!

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