Encore Messed up Premiere Pro Export!!!!

I am super pissed. So I export a 1 hour project from Premiere Pro CS5. MY settings: 24p progressive HD footage (xh a1). I didnt edit the footage. I exported to : Blu ray defualt settings, kept original footage settings (progressive, aspect ratio, etc)
I import the footage into Encore to create a chapter menu. Well after I burn the project onto a dvd, MY FOOTAGE IS MESSED UP. It almost seems like ENCORE CS5 converted my progressive footage into interlaced because the edges of the video is now jittery and bad quality. And dont tell me it has to do with me burning Blu Ray encoded footage on a dvd.
Does encore mess up transcode settings? Because ENCORE Doesnt seem to support progressive footage.

I think your problem is that the DVD standard does not support HD footage, so encore (via Adobe Media Encoder) down-rez's your HD to SD in order to burn on DVD.   You might want to check out this tutorial by Jeff Bellune :
http://bellunevideo.com/tutorials/CS4_ HD2 SD/CS4_ HD2 SD.html
Hope that helps,
David

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