Images larger on TV

Hi all,
I burned two IMovie projects in iDVD. Everything is fine while played in the computer, but when I play the DVD in a common DVDplayer, images appear larger on TV and are cropped, I cannot see their outside and some text are hidden. What can be wrong?
Furthermore, neither dvdplayers on windows and linux can read the mac burned dvd. Is it normal?
(I saved all files on native and standard modes, including burning).

If your pc has a dvd player it should play. I know it definitely works with Windows Media Player.
Also, IDVD has a "show tv safe area" under View menu. Unfortunately it does not allow you to see it in IMovie before burning it in IDVD. I wish Apple would have improved Imovie HD rather than totally revamp or recreate it as they did in '08.

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