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Starting today, AME no longer exports to QuickTime. The ONLY options I have for export are F4V, FLV, MP3, and H.264. What gives?
Re-installing CS5.5 did not help, nor did trashing the preferences. I did not update QuickTime or make any system changes.
Any advice would be great.
~PH

One of my coworkers just pointed out to me that what may have occurred is a failure of the licensing system. QuickTime export from AME isn't included in the trial version of Design Premium CS5. It may have occurred that the software "lost" its activation and started behaving like the trial version.
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