Media Encoder doesn't recognize custom export settings from Premiere Pro CS6

When I use export media in Pr CS6 and use custom settings (H.264) and click Queue when it arrives in Media Encoder none of the custom settings are there, instead it always defaults to .F4V.
Here is a screenshot of custom settings in Pr CS6:
And here is what happens in Media Encoder:
Thanks for your help!
Nick

So, it looks like Media Encoder is stuck in a trial version?  The only formats available are indeed .f4v, .flv, .mp3 & h.264.  Is a reinstall of Media Encoder the fix?

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