Poser's bvh exporting feature is a joke

The bvh is the format for the motion capture. There is no greater way to get human motion than capturing. So the supporting bvh means that they can take advantage of bvh, that is, they can import and use it, not exporting. All 3D animation programs don't think that they can overtake captuaring but Poser.

Well, being able to export BVH can still be useful even when working with motion capture data. If you use a combination of tools that form a pipeline, you can use Poser to tweak the motion capture data (fixing errors, changing a few frames, etc...) before sending it off to some other program that imports BVH files. But, I'm not a fan of Poser, so it would never be a part of my pipeline anyway...