CS4 Export AVI Media Encoder

Trying to export an uncompressed AVI from CS4 via Media Encoder. Project settings are 1440x1080, 29.97. Project is compromised of mainly images and graphics. Going to be played off laptop connected to Plasma via HDMI. Kind of a short 5 minute presentation.
Issue is I have tried many export settings and using:
Microsoft AVI
Video Codec - NONE
Width - 1440
Height - 1080
Frame Rate 29.97
Field - Progressive
Aspect - HD Anamorphic (1.333)
It exports the AVI but in Windows Media Player it playes 4:3. Can't figure why it keeps going back to 4:3 when aspect is set correctly.
Was so much better in CS3. Any thoughts??

Thanks Jeff. I kind of thought about that after I posted. I did bring it back into Premiere and it was perfect. Everything looked good. Ok so Windows Media Player blows. Now I guess I'll have to find a good player that will be able to handle it. I would just play out of Pr and setup the plasma as a monitor but it might slow things down.

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