How do I export a video that contains 4:3 and 16:9 footage?

I feel super stupid that I can't figure this out, but I've never needed to use anything in 4:3 before. I created a video that has 10 seconds of 4:3, the rest is 16:9. When I've tried to export to mp4 using the H264 I get a green screen in the video (I also noticed that the timeline then declared the 4:3 footage as unrendered) I've tried to maintain aspect ratios, etc, and the only success I've had is exporting as a QT movie, which then gives me a huge 3gb file. I'm not sure what stats anyone will need, if any. Please let me know and I'll put them up. Thank you!

Seriously, it's fully rendered. I'm not an FC ace but I didn't just start using the program. It just happens that this is the first video I'm editing that has both wide and standard aspects. I'm telling you that when I try to export in 16:9 (as in QT conversion, picking a 16:9 output) the 4:3 part on the timeline says it's unrendered, but only while the file/location box is up. If I back out totally the red line goes away. If I go ahead with the export I get a green screened mp4.
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