Trying to encode using QuickTime Pro

I am trying to encode my DV-AVI files to h.264 with quicktime pro. So i go into export and nothing happens, why? It just resets itself every time! Someone please walk me through this...
thanks

I did the copy and paste and also re-typed. neither seems to work!
Any other suggestions?
I also re-downloaded the latest version of the Quicktime v 7 player.

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