Seq Settings for Web Output

Hi All,
I have 720x480 anamorphic video (final original unsqueezed size 854x480) and imported it as anamorphic. I would like to create a scaled down version (640x360, still 16:9 ratio), but progressive for the web.
My question: Normally, if outputting interlaced, sequence settings would be: frame size- 740x480 - NTSC DV(3:2), Pixel aspect ratio - NTSC-CCIR601/DV(720x480), Anamorphic -checked, Field dominance - Lower(even). When I am exporting for a progressive file, do I change pixel aspect ratio & field dominance to match my target output or always leave them set to the original media ?
Also, is Export Using QT Conversion or using Compressor going to yield smaller / higher quality files?
Thanks for helping me understand this.
Best Regards, Bill

Hi,
Progressive is best for the web so in your sequence settings you may have to choose none as field dominance. Then export as QT Conversion in the frame size you like and if you see that QT player displays your movie squashed what you need to do is to go to QT main menu>Window>Show movie properties>Presentation>check conform aperture>Clean or Production.
Save.
G.

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