Codec that supports 0,75 aspect ratio 1920x1080

Hello there.
My camera happens to churn out 1920x1080 0,75 aspect ratio 25fps MP4 videos. GSpot also gives the following information; Codec: avc1 and Name: H.264/MPEG-4 AVC. Hopefully that's enough info.
Usually these work just fine with After Effects, but this is second occasion I actually have to run them through Media Encoder to get them working. Should not be big deal, happened once before and After Effects did accept files after they had been once encoded. The problem is, I don't seem to be capable of finding format that suits the said video type. All I want is as identical as possible file that I can work with. First I thought I'd simply use H.264 -> Nope, you can't choose 0,75 aspect ratio and it squeezes video and adds black bars. Annoying. I tried few formats that had customizable aspect ratio (sliders... annoying too). They have varied resorts, some screwed up quality, some didn't allow me to use that high resolution (told me to increase level or profile even though they already were as high as they could) and some produced enormous files without the same quality.
Seriously, could you point me to fileformat/codec that keeps the same/similiar quality, supports aspect ratio like that and let's me continue my work? Messing with these encoding settings is almost enough to make a grown man cry. Remembering how much trouble I had last time (in the end resulted in enormous file size with almost the same quality, ridiculous) even thinking about this stresses me bit too much for my liking.
Thanks in advance.

Hey, Mark. Thanks for your time.
Forgot to mention, it's interlaced. Good thing you included suggestions for both, though.
What makes you think the source content is 1440x1080? I'm quite sure it's 1920x1080, as it's the number given everywhere. I tried the H.264 Blu-Ray format, but it once again gave me the black bars both with 1440x1080 and 1920x1080. The 1920x1080 one was closer to the truth.
So the problem still stands, any further suggestions would be much appreciated.
*edit*
Here is example of footage incase some of you want to try it out with your own encoders.
http://users.metropolia.fi/~samposi/HDV_1957.MP4

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