Export M4V or AVI to 3840*1080 px

For a project I have to render out a video with the matte, side by side, so I would end up with a 3840*1080px file with on the left side the original video and on the right side the Matte.
Can anyone help me with the codecs! Everytime I try to export either the codec wont let me render as big as 3840 or the codec just mashes the whole frame in a 1920*1080px size
The only way I managed it is by rendering to Uncompressed AVI from After effects.
Thank you!

M4V is similar to mp4 but it has drm protection, you can remove the drm protection first. I found on Google and I found this program Adoreshare M4V Converter. You can try, I am not sure if it can help you

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