dvd on computer is fine but on tv it's jumpy. why?

[v1p0n3]

hello
i'm converting my old vhs tapes to dvd, and the dvd's looks fine on my computer but on my tv seems a bit jumpy, or something. i don't know very well but something it's strange on the video.
what can be wrong?
what i'm doing is:
-capture from vhs to avi with a canopus advc 1394 (i don't lost any frame during this process)
-then with avisynth i framserve to cce and encode.
-then i author with dvd-lab.

i'm not deinterlacing the video, can be this that cause this jumpy when i watch in a tv??
on my computer it's fine. i used force bob and auto on windvd just to see if the problem could be the deinterlace and i didn't get any conclusion.
I guess the tv's deinterlace the videos, am i wrong? cause i don't see the lines on any of my tv's.. but both have that weird jumpy effect.. :/

any advices to help me out?
Thanks

[bottle-necked]

Might be using the wrong Field Order. That can make action and pan shots jump.

I did a short clip test where I encoded two identical video clips and put them on a RW dvd. One in Field A and the other in Field B, and played them on my TV. I found that my setup required Field A. Might be a good idea to do this simple test yourself. Then you'll know for sure.

Good luck.

[v1p0n3]

you encode with cce or tmpeg? or other program? i'm using cce and i don't find that option, only on tmpeg.. do you think that cce can have the same option but with other name?

[DJRumpy]

The FIELD setting for newer versions of CCE is under the VIDEO button in newer versions. It's called 'Offset Line'. Try chaning it from 0 to 1.