Rendering MPEG 4, Composition size is 2266x240

Client Specification
Display Number: 1 Unit
Display Type: LED
Pixel Pitch: 12mm
Pixel Dimension for individual Banner: 2266x240 Square PIxels
Format: MPEG 4 Video Basic 30mb/s: 30fps
(Content is contained in one canvas swept across 360 degrees. It can be a normal content repeated several times or one single content swept across the whole 360 Degrees.)
Problem
Now when i render in MPEG 4 it give me error of ("Setting mismatch", Warning: Output file wil be resized from 2266x240(1.00 PAR) to 720x240(1.00 PAR) to meet the format constraints)
And unfortunately my client wants that in same size and format.
I have done enough RND on that in last 8 hours but failed to get that rendered. Can anyone come up with EXPERTS OPINION how can i render with client specification. I would be really thankfull to you all. After working on this project i am guess i need some serious learning
Thanks in Advance

Sir Big Thanks for the info just one thing MPEG4/H.264/MP4 all are same right, Becuase my worry is my client requested for MPEG4 so if i render a movie with H.264 format output to mp4 is it going to be ok right?
Becuase i saw one wiki link it says that its a same (MPEG4/H.264), i just want experts opinion on that.
And that long strip movie problem has been solved with AME Many thanks for that.

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