Quicktime 7 Pro: Demuxed MPEG-2 Won't Export Audio With Video

Hi,I'm trying to create .MP4 files from my camera's multiplexed MPEG-2 files. I have used MPEG Streamclip to split audio/video and save the resulting files in .MOV format. Then, after editing in QT 7 Pro, I want to export the separate audio and video in a single MP4, but have been unable - I can export either audio or video, but not both. The export options allow only selection of audio or video.
It seems like this should be a really simple issue, but I can't figure it out...

There is not a version "just" for Intel. There is one for QT6.3 and earlier and one for 6.4 and later and the latter one includes Intel macs. E.g. it also works on PPC macs with QT 6.4 or later.
I have that one on an Intel mac, didn't upgrade a thing from the files and programs transfer from a Powerbook G4 and it works fine.

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