Pumping and jerking artifact in the DVD encoded video

I don't why understand I get this issue. After having done a DVD encoded file of my movie in Compressor, I get an artifact effect on a certain kind of scene (2 actors dialoging with a country background). I get the background (lawn grass, tree leaves) "pumping", like it was jerking...This unwanted effect appears  only on these 2 scenes of the film (the same scene repeated 2 times). And it is random, that is every time I make the DVD file I get the effect in a different point of the scene. All the rest of the film is fine.
Any idea on which can be the reason of this issue?
P.S. You can view the effect in this clip (the resolution is poor respect to the original, but you can view the artifact effect, maybe watching it in full screen)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMOIOz1Mx3I

I tried to change "Field order" to Progressive (it was "Same as source"), but nothing changed:
This is the VideoSpec report of the movie
***** First Analyzed File Results *****
*** General Parameters ***
- Name: Anima mia 2° Tempo.mov
- Container: MOV - QuickTime
- Creation Date: 2014-03-08 10:25:52
- Size: 29115.0 MiB
- Duration: 0:43:16
- Bitrate: 94.1 Mbps
- Encoding Library: Apple QuickTime
- Encoding Application: Undefined
*** Video Track Parameters ***
- Format: Apple ProRes 422
- Size: 27.7 GiB (97%)
- FourCC: apcn
- Track number(s): 0
- Bitrate: Max.: Undefined
   Average: 91.7 Mbps
   Min.: Undefined
- Frame rate (fps): Max.: ---
   Average: 50.000
   Min.: ---
- Bitrate mode: Variable
- Encoding profile: Undefined
- Resolution: Undefined
- Width (Pixel number): 1280
- Height (Pixel number): 720
- Pixel Aspect Ratio: 1:1
- Display aspect ratio: 16:9
- Chroma subsampling format: Undefined
- TV standard: Undefined
- Interlacing: Undefined
- Encoding library: Undefined
- Additional Parameters: Bits/(Pixel*Frame) ratio: 1.991
*** Audio Track(s) Parameters ***
- Format: Uncompressed PCM
- Size: 713 MiB (2%)
- FourCC: 0x1
- Number(s) and language(s): 2: Undefined
- Details: 24-bit, little endian, signed linear PCM
- Profile: Undefined
- Bitrate: 2 304 Kbps
- Bitrate mode: Constant
- Resolution: 24 bits
- Rate: 48.0 KHz
- Channel(s): 2 (stereo)
- Position: Undefined
- Encoding Library: Undefined
- Additional Parameters: Not available
*** Miscellaneous ***
- Subtitle(s): No Subtitle
- Metadata: Album: Undefined
   Part number:  Undefined
   Track name: Undefined
   Track name number:  Undefined
   Performer: Undefined
   Screenplayer/Writer: Undefined
   Genre: Undefined
   Encoded date: UTC 2014-03-08 09:25:52
   Comment: Undefined
   Album artist: Undefined
   Grouping: Undefined
   Copyright: Undefined
And this is ther setting I used to make the DVD encoding

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