Creating HD video for You Tube with PRE.7

Hello,
I need help and am turning to this forum. I cannot get my video once I have edited it in PRE7 to upload to You Tube in an HD format with an aspect ratio of 16.9 (widescreen).
I am using Adobe Pre Element 7.0 for editing video.
I am shooting the video with a VIO POV helmet camera. I shoot video in the following formats, I am using all the highest seetings.
Frame Rate: 30fps
Resolution: 720X480
Formats: MPEG4 AVI (DivX Codec) digital
My computer has plenty of power/speed/memory to handle these applications.
http://www.youtube.com/user/TheSkiGuru#p/a/u/2/6OhinNxJD3s
I am not having trouble editing the videos in PRE7. My problem is when I upload to You Tube it is not in the widescreen aspect ratio. I have attached a link that illustrates this (above). You can see the You Tube is recognizing an HD format in the options it provides.
How do I get my videos to save on the 16.9 widescreen format?
Thanks,
Ethan

How do I match that with what PRE7 gives me for options? I tried using using other formats and have not stumbled across one that works even in lower quality widescreen 16.9 settings.
If I have a bunch of video saved to my hard drive as the following which preset get me the wide screen HD?
Frame Width 720
Frame Height 480
Data rate 3110kbps
Total bitrate 3174kbps
30 frames/sec
AVI video clip
If my source is the issue can I do something about it? Shot in a 110 wide angle...looks like You Tube gets 4.3 aspect no matter what?
I think I may have issues getting my vidoe and PRE7 to work together...or maybe it is You Tube?

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