APPLE DVD PLAYER 5.0 HD PLAYBACK NOT SUPPORTED IN LEOPARD!

Using TIGER I have been able to play the HDDVD containing the HVDVD_TS folders created with DVD Studio PRO 4, using the Apple DVD player, either from the hard drive (Open DVD Media) or from a DVD recorded by DVDSP4.
I am very dissapointed with LEOPARD because the HD feature of the Apple DVD player is not supported and missing from the preferences of the player.
What is the problem?. Is Apple turning its back on its HD customers?. I thought by now, we would not only be able to play our home made HD DVD's, but also the commercial discs with the new player and operating system. Apple has always been at the forefront of home video editing. I want to be able to preserve my HD footage as HD on optical media to play on all HD players. It is embarrassing that Windows already has software to record and play HD and Blu-ray commercial discs, but Apple does NOT!!
I tried using the older Tiger DVD player (version 4.6.5) with Leopard, but the HD support is still missing.
PLEASE HELP ME RESTORE THIS FEATURE TO THE APPLE DVD PLAYER WHICH IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT OR MY HOME VIDEO EDITING AND BURNING!!!

The HD tab in my player preferences dissappeared when I upgraded to Leopard. The supported features under the HELP menu of the new DVD player displays "HD UNSUPPORTED". This changed when I upgraded to Leopard. I am still running Tiger on my wife's Imac Intel and the HD is supported. I copied the OLD DVD player from her computer unto my hard drive and the HD tab is missing and HD is unsupported. I am assuming it is a problem in Leopard in my iMac G5. I know that HD is supported on the iMac G5's as stated in the help MENU, and I had been using it all along. I don't know where to go for help on this. Can you guide me?
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