Is changing Edit Quality Presets nescessary?

Hi,
It was such a long time that I used Encore, and that was some versions ago. Hopefully you can help me answer this simple (?) question:
What are the quality presets for?
The thing is, I forgot to choose a preset before I burnt out two copies, thus the default setting was set to blueray instead of dvd (CBR, high quality) that I wanted. The dvd plays fine on both computers and on the dvd-player for the TV, and of course it is impossible for it to be anything else but a dvd. So, do I even need to change the quality presets for it to work?
I use Encore CS4 and the movie is PAL Widescreen. I imported an avi and let Encore do the encoding. I also set it to "one copy allowed" option, later I heard this can also cause compatibilty problems.
Should I burn out two new copies or can I send the ones I have got to the customer?
Many thanks!
/Helena

This is really just to let you know that someone is reading... 'cause I can't answer
I do hobbyist home video work, and I always just export an AVI from PPro3 and let Encore do all the transcoding work with the authoring
As far as I know, the quality presets "mostly" have to do with how the encoder (I use the default 2 pass) handles scenes with lots of motion... which are the hardest to do well so they view without "motion artifacts"
Hopefully, someone with more knowledge will come along with a better answer
If your current DVD plays well, on more than one brand/model player, I wouldn't do it over

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