My Audio's Getting Dynamically Compressed When It Shouldn't

I just took a look to a DVD I have been compiling, and the soundtracks are horribly dynamically compressed. In compressor I set the dialog normalization at -31 and turn the "Film Standard Compression" to "none". I leave the rest of the defaults as is. Does anyone know where the problem could lie? The tracks were sent to compressor through a FCP export. Also, I mastered the tracks a bit by myself. Is there anyway I made them too hot, and there is some preset threshold in compressor that I dojn't know about?

Thank you for your quick response!
My soundtrack is basically one long stream of music. When compressed to an ac3, i can hear the volume "wavering". The nature of the music, is that there are sometimes transient "spikes" - ie, a snare hit that may make a peak very briefly. In the ac3 file, it sounds like a slow-response compression setting was applied to it. When it hits one of those peaks, the volume drops, and slowly rises again (in relative terms - the volume rise sounds to be over the course of a second).
At some parts where there is a lot of quick dynamics in the soundtracks, it sounds like it is continuously raising and lowering.
I know more about music engineering for CD's then for movies, but it sounds to me like there is some sort of threshold that is very close to the average level of my soundtracks, but many times it goes over that threshold, and some sort of compression is applied (at a high ratio).
Could it be that my music is mastered to hot? What RMS level should i shoot for? Do you know anything about the inner workings of compressor?

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