Studdering

Hi all.
I'm not too sure if this is a FCP, Compressor or DVDSP problem. I have the latest in all 3 programs. When I export my 1hr44min movie through compressor & burn it to DVD, much of my footage that has movement is very studdery. I shot w/ a DVX100 in 24p. Normally, I would think it's high shutter speed issue, but it happens indoors as well - so that's not it. I originally had problems with the MiniDVs as it was very glitchy (like every few frames)..however I thought I resolved that problem by capturing the footage through a deck rather than through my camera. The video looks fine (yet interlaced) in FCP & once I export it to DVDSP, it looks a little studdery, but not as bad as on the final DVD on a NTSC monitor. Any suggestions?...I used the 120min Apple setting when exporting.
TIA,
Heather

Is there a standard definition of what "studdering" means on this forum?
I went to grade school with a kid who stammered and stuttered. The teacher shuddered when somebody ran their finger nails down the blackboard.
I've seen DVD's that momentarily freeze then play on, DVD's that drop to black as they play even DVD's that just refuse to play at all. Then there's video that loses gin-lock and jumps, video that ghosts and video that's out of focus. What's it doing when it "studders"?

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