Putting Progressive video onto SD dvd

Hello everyone.
I am currently putting together a compilation of work for my brother and some of his projects were done with progressive video. So, when I export these videos, should I let FCP add the interlacing (though changing my sequence settings) or should I leave it to DVD SP (I let DVDSP do my MPEG encoding)? Does it matter which program handles this?
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So, when I export these videos, should I let FCP add the interlacing (though changing my sequence settings) or should I leave it to DVD SP (I let DVDSP do my MPEG encoding)? Does it matter which program handles this?
If the progressive material in question is 23.98 fps - and you want/need to maintain that - then you can, without altering sequence settings in FCP, use Compressor to encode the video and produce a 23.98 fps MPEG-2 file.
Encoding a 23.98 fps file with DVDSP, however, will not produce a 23.98 MPEG-2 file - DVDSP's internal encoder only makes 29.97 (interlaced) .m2v files.

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