Interlace lines when export Alpha Ch.

Hey all video fanatics out there, here is one for you!
I'm chroma keying a subject behind a green screen...worked great! My problem is when I export to Quicktime + Alpha channel (using Quicktime Animation setting) the QT file has an annoying interlace look, but when i export normal mov. file looks great. *HELP PLZ!*

try rendering the file as anaimation codec first. then re-import the exported file and then use chroma filter and export with current sequence settings. see if you lose the jaggies.
what is the format of the original ?
make sure you have field dominance set off on your sequence setting and check your export options for interlacing options in the settings.

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