Chapter Highlighting is offset when burned to Blu-ray

I have a project in Encore CS3 that I switch between DVD and Blu-ray for the exacxt same content, menus etc.
These menus have video clips as place holders/buttons and are designed in Photoshop CS3, that have a simple mask for the video and an outline as the highlight. The menu has a 16:9 aspect ratio. All looks as expected when I preview the menu in Encore CS3 for either project settings (DVD or BD).
When I burn it to DVD the menus and highlights of these menus are fine. However, when I burn it to Blu-ray the highlight of the menus are vertically offset (not horizontally) higher than the designed position. That is to say that the video clips (menu buttons) show in the correct place but when I mouse over the buttons, the highlight shows quite a ways above their expected position.
Has anyone experienced this? Is there something I need to do or can do to fix this?

I don't know the answer but I suspect Blu-Ray disks are not supported in PSE.  I haven't tried it personally but I will have to try it one of these days when my computer is repaired to my satisfaction.  I was without a machine for nearly two weeks and now I am using a borrowed one from a friend.

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