Do u know compressing setting for authoring HD DVD?

that's not disable to play.T-T
well, I make some movie from FCP (HDV format by Sony HC-1)
then compressing M2v&h.264..
then Authoring from DSP. I made HD DVDformat from preference.
then it's success.^^
But.
the DVD is disable to play (even menu title) in another MAC.
I guess the reason that cause in compressing settings.
Help me.

HD DVDs will only work on G5 Macs and H.264 requires QuickTime 7 for playback. Specifically Apple says the following:
"Playback of DVD Studio Pro 4-authored HD DVDs requires a G5 processor, Mac OS X v10.4 and Apple DVD Player 4.6 or later"
Also, DVD SP's HD DVDs will not work on PCs or standalone (set-top) DVD players.<small><hr width="75%"><small>If this suggestion helps in any way, a confirmation or acknowledgment would be appreciated, since that would also help others who may be having the same difficulty. Do for others as you would have them help you.<center>Thanks for sharing, Waymen.</center></small>

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