Turning Letterbox back into Anamorphic

Hello everyone. I've been working on a 16:9 SD project and I'm afraid I've edited myself into a corner. My producers wanted to see the project in letterbox format as we were editing the material together. However the final form of the video will be full screen anamorphic to be played back on a 16:9 plasma screen in a booth. So now that I'm almost finish with the project, how can I export it in full screen anamorphic for the DVD? Is there a easy (or even semi easy) way to do this or have I really screwed myself & have to assemble the edit from scratch? Thanks in advance.

Sounds like your footage is 16:9 anamorphic. If so, DON'T scale up your letterboxed clips. They will suffer a significant quality loss. it is easy to convert the sequence and video clips to anamorphic with just a feww clicks.
duplicate your sequence
change the settings of that sequence to anamorphic - your video will now appear letterboxed within the 16:9 frame - don't worry
select all the video clips and choose "remove attributes" from the context menu -remove basic motion and distort - if the clips had previously been ID'ed as anamorphic, they will all go back to full frame anamorphic. voila!
You might have to reposition any titles or still images, etc, but all your video will be able to resized in this way/.

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