Is there any way to Make a DVD look as good on computer as does on T.V.

[Ralph nixon]

I have created a 24 frame progressive DVD (I think) in DVD Studio Pro and it looks good on the T.V. but it has bit of a dimming pulsing and it's softer on the Computer. I converted it to Mpeg2 using Compressor and even when I play that in Quicktime before burning a DVD it has the same annoying pulse to it. What have I done wrong? My settings in Compressor were:

Best Quality 90 minutes two pass VBR Best, Maxiumum Bit Rate 7.5, Average 6.4, 23.98 fps progressive, closed GOP of 12.

Then I imported that into DVD Studio Pro as an Asset and used it as is. Is there something at this point in the process I'm missing?

Please help. There must be a way to make a DVD look as good on the computer as on the T.V. yes?

I play other DVD's like "Murderball" and there is no problem in my computer or on my T.V.

 

[PUNCH]

Actually....stay away from 2 pass VBR. There is a known macro blocking problem with it. Dissolves just tear all over the place. I use 1 pass. That may help your problem, although I've never experienced it....Are you by chance trying to watch the DVD in full screen mode on your computer??

 

[PUNCH]

Has anyone experienced footage coming out of compressor to be WAAAAAAAAY darker than it should be? I've given up on compressor and I just import uncompressed footage into DVD Studio Pro. Is there a fix? I've run into this problem compressing 720/60 HD footage.