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Need custom quicktime export setting software!

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I was wondering if anyone knows of a software that allows you to save custom quicktime export settings so that one can easily go back and compress videos from pre-selected settings opposed to just using the 'use recent settings' option.

I know of rooVid but it does not work for leopard.

Please advise thanks.
 
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does it work for leopard though?
 

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