Viewing 16:9 video on a 16:9 monitor

I am currently editing video that was shot in true 16:9 ratio. I also have a external widescreen monitor as my preview. On the external monitor it is compressed to a 4:3 ratio. I changed the aspect ratio view on the television but that doesn't do nothing. Does anybody know what settings need to be changed in PP to keep the aspect ratio on a external preview monitor? Thanks

I am using a Sony DSR-30 DV Deck? I'll also tried the setting on the deck. I changed WIDE PB to ON, but all that seems to do is squeeze the top and bottom in to put letter boxes.

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