chown/chmod and NTFS-3G

[Liam Higgins]

Hello Everyone.
I'm trying to chown a user to be the owner of a directory mounted on an 
NTFS volume. The command completes successfully but when I go back to 
check if the change was successful the owner and group are still root 
with rwxrwxrwx set. Is this a limitation on ntfs-g volumes ? Or is 
something wrong with my fstab options? Here is my fstab for the mounted 
drive. Is there another file system (besides FAT32) that can be used by 
both windows and linux without limitations?
/dev/sdc1 /media/DATA ntfs-3g defaults 0 0

Thanks in advance for any help!

Liam