Using PICTs exported by QT 7 Pro

I'm exporting selected frames from an MP4 and need to get them into a format that PDFlib can handle. PDFlib can handle almost anything except PICTs.
When I attempt to use ImageMagick convert on the exported images (hoping to transform them into T"IFs, JPGs or anything), I get an error from convert: Improper image header '/var/folders ...'
Does anyone have any ideas about what the problem might be? I've also posted to ImageMagick help, but thought I'd ask here too.
OR, is there another way to export _selected- frames under program control into a more usable format??
Thanks!!!!

The "Load" would look for previously used (and saved) filter adjustments. Obviously, you don't have any.
In the Movie Settings window Filters dialog you'll find a three panel display. On the bottom (left) is the first frame of your file to use as a "preview" of the adjustments.
On the left side you'll see the "filters" that you can choose from. Click the small disclosure arrow to open the list of filters for that particular item and you'll see the first frame of the file "change" in the preview just below.
The right side of the window displays all of the adjustments.
If the window is too small to view drag the lower right corner to enlarge it. In the 3 part dialog window you'll see two small "dimples" that you can drag to adjust their size.

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