Presets For .flv Export Different in Pro CS5 vs. Elements 4

Hello:
I have been using the simple Premier Elements 4 to read in Flip Video 640X480 movies.
When I export them, I can choose a Flash Video preset of NTSC Flash Video 7 (320 X 240).
But, in Premier Pro CS5, that's not an option. The closest I can come is FLV Flash Video 8 And Higher, with different dimensions: 368 X 272. Unfortunately, the 368 X 272 will not fit in the space on my web page. It needs to be 320 X 240.
Does anyone know why they changed the dimensions? I can change the preset to a lower pixel dimension, but what problems will that create?
Regards,
Rich Locus
Logicwurks, LLC

One change that may be related is that we didn't include the Sorenson Spark codec with Premiere Pro CS5; we just included the On2 VP6 codec for FLV files.
The On2 VP6 codec was introduced with Flash Player 8, so (sometimes) "Flash Player 8" is a different way of indicating On2 VP6, and "Flash Player 7" is a way of indicating Sorenson Spark in preset names.
This shouldn't present any practical problems for you on export, but it may explain the difference that you're seeing. I can't be 100% sure, since I don't have Premiere Elements installed on this laptop, so I can't check what its presets contain.

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