IPod .m4v files improperly sized since upgrade

Just allowed the iTunes-Quicktime update a few days ago.
Purchased Quicktime Pro for producing iPod movies.
I just export my full sized movies (640 X 426)to an iPod movie (.m4v) (320 X 240) File. This has worked for several months until the update.
Since doing the upgrade, the iPod files rendered are the same size as the original file. No matter how I export them the
iPod .m4v files are still 640 X 426. Same as the original.
Thanks for any assistance!

Since doing the upgrade, the iPod files rendered are the same size as the original file. No matter how I export them the iPod .m4v files are still 640 X 426. Same as the original.The "Movie to iPod" export option is adaptive delivering either H.264 "LC" or "Baseline" profiles depending on the source "current" display dimensions. If you want to "force" a "Baseline" profile conversion
a) simply open the file in QT Pro,
b) open the "Show Movie Properties" window,
c) highlight the video track,
d) go to the "Visual Settings" tab,
e) enter a width of 320 with "Preserve Aspect Ratio" on and press the tab key to resize your source file, and
f) convert the file as normal using the "Movie to iPod" export option
Or, if you prefer, you can always us the "Movie to Mpeg-4" export option to manually target your export options.

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