Pixelation occuring or slight shadow when viewing on tv monitor

Guys, i want some help
I export video from pemiere cs5 (as microsoft avi) and I import it to encore cs5.
When i try to see it in tv monitor i found out that the image have a some kind
of pixelation or a small shadow, for example around the face.
The bigger the tv monitor is, worst the image quality is.
I think that is setting problems, other words i dont do the right setting for burning.
Where can i do?
Thanks Nikos

When i tried to transcode a video from premiere I adjusted the format to avi microsoft.
I found out that avi microsoft is low quality video finally, thus i try mpeg-2 dvd and vbr, 2 pass
and i think this is the solve of the problem.
I think 2 pass is better than one or cbr.
thanks Hunt

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