Best way to export HD to DVD

I have my timeline on my CS6 PP (CC), and I'm wondering what's the best way to burn an HD timeline (XD Cam) to a DVD WHILE cropping the sides since I need it in 720x480.
I fiddles around with some tests, but can't seem to find the right option...
Any help? Thanks.

Encore does have crop and scale to fit, in the Edit Quality Presets, so you could probably make it work.
I have not played with CS6 enough, but the verdict is still out on whether you want to let Encore (as Encore or AME) transcode HD to SD, rather than using PR/AME.

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