Updaded AME, lost QuickTime support.

Only format options showing up are FLA, MPEG, and h264. Any idea what's going on?
I've tried some suggestions in other forums incl. editing the encoder loader txt file, but can't seem to get things to work.
AME is v 6.0.2.81. Any help appreciated!

Thanks Todd,
I already have FCP intstalled and the Quictime and Prores components from Apple. However, my version of AME CS5 only gives me the following options:
Format options are limited to H.264 or FLV / F4V
Basic video settings limited to MainConcept H.264 Video
I suspect I need to upgrade to CS6 Version for more Format and Video settings options?
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