Why have MPEG2 and DVD presets

i have a 3 min project i am pressing for DVD,
what is the difference between the compressor presets for MPEG 2 and DVD?
they are both MPEG2! I only had MPEG2 until i upgraded to FC Studio.
the only diff i can find is 1 can be 60mins and the other does 90mins.
so why have the 2 lists containing 20 options when most are the same?
Also I shot it with a Z1P in DV wide and worked in FCP in anamorpic and have tried compressing in 16:9 and building the dvd in DVDSP in 16:9 but the final burned DVD plays on my Widescreen LCD TV in a wide version but it is letterboxed and streched horizontally a bit
cheers
TH

If you simply appled the FC Studio upgrade over an existing installation which inclided Compressor 1.2.1, the old presets were not removed.
All the Standard Definition presets in Compressor 2.0 are prefixed by "DVD".
All the old presets are prefixed with "MPEG-2".
Do not use the old presets with Compressor 2.0
Delete the old presets which can be found in User/Library/Application Support/Compressor/
There is a more elegant method which I believe is accomplisehed by moving that "Compressor" folder to the desktop and restarting Compressor 2.0
A new folder with the correct presets will be built.
But I haven't done this myself, nor did I have to as I wiped my drive before installing FC Studio.

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