DVD for Shanghai China?

I want to burn a widescreen DVD from NTSC DV material for playback in Shanghai China. Can I just send a regular NTSC Standard DVD? I have FCP 4.5 and DVDSP2.
Do I need to convert my DV timeline to PAL, then export to Compressor, then export to DVD Studio Pro 2 in PAL? What is the thread?
Thanks!

If the person you are sending it to has a NTSC Player and Television (many people otuside the U.S. have set ups which can play NTSC as compared to people in the U.S. where there is limited PAL)
You would need to make a PAL project and use PAL assets (m2vs and graphics), there are a few ways to convert things, including Plug-Ins in Final Cut, to conversions in Compressor and quality of the conversions vary.
A good plugin for Final Cut with good results is
http://www.nattress.com/Products/standardsconversion/standardsconversion.htm

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