Exporting 16:9 PAL to quicktime

I have a 16:9 (anamorphic) project and my sequence is 16:9 but when I export (quicktime movie) it turns out as 4:3 and the image is pulled.
This is to be published on the internet and I want it to be 16:9 for the viewer how do I set it up to get it exported properly?

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