I'm attempting to export a quicktime file to an AVI file via quicktime pro. Which settings would yield an uncompressed AVI file? There seem to be just a few options, would I choose cinepak?

Asking in the wrong place, twice, will not give you an answer http://forums.adobe.com/thread/913390
Since it appears you did not read the reply in your other message, maybe you will read this reply
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