Jpegs flicker when exported to .mov

Media & project properties field order is set to "none" but 2 jpegs still flicker on the exported QT file. What to do?

The funny things that the XP desktop seems to Obey CM - when I switch between ICC profiles with the Pantone profile chooser, I do see a color difference in the desktop...
Following your advice, I exported eith sRGB, and they still look shifted towards pink, but less than in ARGB.
Exporting with the Slideshow feature to an Adobee SS presentation - keeps the colors correct, Salute to Adobee, a serious company (unlike MS...)
Last question - I want to print these JPEGS at a regular photo LAB. Should I give them in sRGB or Adobee RGB. Do regular photo labs obey CM?
Thanks, Miki

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