Black bar at bottom ONLY with mpg

I sent a sequence to Media Encoder from Premiere CC 2014. It looks fine previewing it, but after it encodes as a .mpeg or .mpg, there is a black bar across the bottom quarter of the screen. It doesn't do it when I encode the same sequence as mp4.
Encoded as .mpeg:
Encoded as .mp4
The problem is that I need it to work as a .mpeg, so it will work on the TV in our lobby.
Any advice is appreciated, thanks!

Looks like you have wrong pixel aspect ratio and or a Crop in the mpeg export settings.

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Everything looks absolutely fine when played back in FCE; it's only when exporting to QuickTime that my problems start. The point is that this 4:3 sequence isn't being output into a 16:9 frame as a pillarbox: what's actually happening is that it's being put into a 4:3 frame with bars, with the result that the content is in fact being squeezed (it looks wrong).
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