Preset DVCPRO HD 720P to DVD SD

I just want to know the preset to burn sd dvd pal wtih dvcpro hd 720 FinalCut Source.
did you think that i need to use filters.
thanks

export your self contained movie at your current, DVCProHD settings.
Take that clip to your friend's. Import it into his FCP.
Create a 10-bit Uncompressed sequence, using the easy setup. Put your HD clip on the timeline. Render. Print.

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Why not simply import the files via firewire in the original codec or, if the material is stored on a P2 card, simply drag the files onto the hard drive and use log and transfer?
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Computer model? (there is no such thing as a G5 Mac Pro)
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