Encore exports to 720x480, and my video 1920x1080 turns bad quality

Hello. I have a video of 1920x1080 and also my menus and everything in encore is 1920x1080. I know Encore exports it to 720x480, but why is the quality so bad when exported? The words are pixelated too. Hope someone can help me out!
Thanks in advance!

I just exported to mpeg-2 dvd and the audio exported separately and there are black bars on both sides which I will attach a pic of.
My menu is a still and what do you mean by an upscaling tv?
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