Custom-size .m4v file?

How can I export a FCE 1080I60 sequence as an .m4v file that is a 640x360 "MPEG-4 Video"?
Used FCE 3.5.1 export>QT Conversion>iPhone, got an .m4v 480x360 "MPEG-4 Video File" of reasonably good quality but slightly distorted proportions, ~55M for a 7 minutes video.
I have an earlier sequence that I exported as an .m4v file, a 640x360 "MPEG-4 Video" that was decent quality & undistorted on YouTube (though it played letterboxed.) It was ~68M for 6 minutes of video. But I don't remember how I did it. I was even more lost then than I am now.
Does this make sense to anybody???
ss

640x360 is apparently an iPod size on my Mac/FCE. All I did was Export>QT Conversion>iPod and there were no further choices. I didn't know it was going to be 640x360 till I checked Get Info when the export was done.
You're right, it looks like crap - lots of pixellation. But the much larger (in MB) file I had generated for my soccer-movie 640x360 looked quite good. I may have started from a different place with that one - I was really struggling, and have versions of the sequence ranging from <5 MB to >5 GB in size. At one point (on your advice, actually) I exported the sequence as a stand-alone movie, printed it to tape, and then reimported it. That might have been the sequence I exported via QT conversion>iPod ????
I may have a testable hypothesis here... Or more likely, I'm missing some obvious point entirely...
Thanks for anything you can think of,
sharron s.

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