Photoshop CS5 does not recognize many AVI codecs

I'm extensively using my Win7 PS-CS5 for automated rotoscoping of AVI video, but I have been frustrated by its skimpy support for AVI export codecs. My other video applications, including cheap ones, give me so many codec options not recognized by CS5. What does PS offer? Cinepak, 3 flavors of DV, and "None." This is pretty outrageous, wouldn't you agree? In particular, I would like to be using Lagarith, but I certainly wouldn't mind picking up support for eight or nine other choices. Is there any solution?

Thanks for your quick reply, although I assure you this is dismaying to hear.
I don't know how to say this without sounding sarcastic (not my intention) but can't we inform Marketing that truth-in-advertising principles suggest the application be described as having "limited" AVI support? In a related question, does Adobe have a protocol for accepting feature requests (eg, "genuine AVI support")?
I have a tricky pipeline for rotoscoping and I am afraid this situation may complicate things. In any event, my final file must be in AVI format.
However, if I can wrap my head around migrating to QuickTime for the first time in my life, maybe not all is lost. Doesn't the QT Animation codec have a good reputation for being nonlossy, good with small-color palette videos, and supporting alpha?

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