QT7 Pro will not complete Export Apple TV

I have started to use QT7 Pro after a long while. I recently downloaded the QT7.6.6 upgrade.
I can open and play .mp4 files on QT7 Pro, however I want to export the files to Apple TV.
This appears to be working but the progress bar in the Export Display window shows a reducing time down to +"Exporting - about 1 minute remains"+, it will not complete the export to produce a new .m4v file for adding to iTunes.
This has worked OK in the past few days but has "failed" on several different files. I have Quicktime X installed but have
The only thing I can recall doing was to +Edit>"Trim to Selection"+ the file since then It has not worked.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I have Quicktime X and whilst the same files play on the computer when I try to export the mid sized export option to Apple TV is "+Greyed Out+". I have successfully installed the +(iPhone & iPod)+ versions on to apple TV whilst these seem to play OK I suspect the resolution is not the optimum.

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