Quicktime X does not recognize Chapter Markers

I am exporting media in Quicktime format with H.264 codec.
I have three markers labeled as Encore Chapter Markers.
When I open the rendered .mov file in Quicktime Player 7, there are three chapters at the correct timecodes (0:03, 0:18, 0:33).
When I open the rendered .mov file in Quicktime X, there are three chapters all at the first chapter’s timecode: 0:03.
Why is this not working?
I am using Adobe Premiere Pro 6.0.2 on Mac OS X 10.8.4.

For those with a similar problem, I read somewhere on the Apple forums that Metadata Hootenanny will add chapter tracks that appear correctly in QuickTime X. http://www.applesolutions.com/bantha/MH.html
I can confirm it works for me!!!! The chapter tracks show up in Metadata Hootenanny just fine, so it’s a matter of importing the file and saving it again with Chapter Track enabled. Yayayayay!

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