The source file is shot in *.mov, but when I render in H.264, the output is *.mp4. How to get *.mov?

Top right, select QuickTime format.

Quote from: Zero Talent on December 17, 2023, 17:01

Quote from: stoker2014 on December 17, 2023, 15:29

The source file is shot in *.mov, but when I render in H.264, the output is *.mp4. How to get *.mov?

Top right, select QuickTime format.

I want to render to H.264 codec. And if you select QuickTime, it will no longer be H.264.
In general, this probably can�t be done on Windows. Or mp4 and H.264 or QuickTime and prores.

Quicktime is only a container, giving you the .mov extension. Inside it, you can have various codecs, h.264 inclusive.
Having said that, you are right about Adobe Encoder. For some strange reason (licensing?), I can't find this option in Adobe Encoder.
I didn't realize it until now, because when I want the h.264 codec in a .mov container, I don't need Adobe Encoder: I can export it directly from Davinci Resolve (on Windows).
See attached.