Quicktime edited video 4x3 not 16/9

I edited a short video in FCP shot in HD. Sequence is set to ntsc anamorphic. When I go to export it as a Quick Time Movie. Once rendered. it's squeezed
4x3 not 16/9.
I was hoping to make simple HD DVD in IDVD.
I kind of wanted to avoid using compressor and DVD Studio Pro for this short project.
Looking for help thanks
Gary

Open it in QuickTime Player 7 - not QuickTime Player X.
Press Command and J keys to get the Properties window.
Click the Presentation tab.
Click the Conform Aperture checkbox.
The setting should jump to Clean and display correctly in 16:9.
Press Command and S to save in this state.

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