This isn't really anything to do with BlackMagic or Steve and the ex eyeon team - this is due to the way the quicktime format works and is one of the many, many problems with using mov files. And Steve very quickly gave the answer to the rendering issue . . .
Aside from the inability to render multiple frames into a qt there are contrast and gamma issues that vary depending on what os and even what machine you are playing them back on, there are labyrinthian issues with which os is being used etc etc. Months if not years of my life have been spent dealing with this stuff on various projects.
See this post
https://vitrolite.wordpress.com/2010/12 ... gamma_bug/to get some idea of the other issues that have been problems for years.
I really don't want to get any dialogue about how the format is necessary to deal with clients etc, I just wanted to put my hand up to flag that these quicktime issues aren't a problem with any sort of support, they're just a problem.