Black borders problew when exporting from Premiere CS4

Buenos dias, komrads! Just a few days ago I found rather trivial trouble exporting video from Pemiere CS4. Here they are:
A. shvi531.mp4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3L5Lr6VZBE
Export settings:
640x360 - Source video, 640x360 - Output video
Source Crop settings. Left:55; Top:0; Right: 56; Bottom:0. Aspect ratio: 16:9
Format: H.264
Tv Standard: NTSC
Widescreen 16:9
Profile: High
Level: 4.2
VBR: 1 pass
Target Bitrate: 25
Keyframe: 5
Output export settings: Black borders.
B. shvi531_2withoutBorders.mp4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uImumNAHON8
Export settings:
640x360 - Source video, 640x360 - Output video
Source Crop settings. Left:55; Top:0; Right: 56; Bottom:0. Aspect ratio: 16:9
Format: H.264
Tv Standard: NTSC
Widescreen 16:9
Profile: High
Level: 4.2
VBR: 1 pass
Target Bitrate: 25
Keyframe: 5
>>Attention<< Here is the quesition: How can I get the quality of the first video (A. shvi531.mp4) but without borders. Than this video go straight to youtube.
Sea God bless you, guys!
P.S. I searched up this forum, but didn`t find the troubleshoot.
With love from Dominican Republic, Ilya.

Maybe try starting project with the same exact dimensions etc of your source footage and then export the same settings ? It's kinda tricky sometimes due to frame ratios ( 4:3, 16:9 etc ) and specs for ntsc or pal etc.. but if you use desktop custom settings you might be able to do what you want ...for youtube...
I didnt look at the samples you posted cause of my security settings.
good luck !

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