Colors change from Photoshop to DVD SP

So I've been having this problem for a while now.
My problem is that when I make a layered menu in photoshop and import the PSD into DVD SP the color of the picture is different. It seems to crush blacks and turn more magenta. I've found out that it only does this to PSD files and not JPEG's. I've tried using both maximizing compatibility checked and off .
Proof colors is off and I'm working in RGB 8-bit. I've looked around but can't find any solution to this.
Here is a screen shot:
http://ruwan.panda-co.us/Picture%201.png
Left is DVD SP and right is Photoshop.
Please help!!!!
Thanks

Gary Scotland wrote:
use the generic colour profile in Photoshop in colour settings.
don't use the NTSC profile, DVDSP must use the generic profile so Photoshop needs to use that also.
Okie dokie. But that apparently didn't help:
Thanks for advice. I changed the color profile. But the images still look different. Here is another
screen shot after the LCD change. It still seems to be a little magenta and is definitely crushing the
blacks. Is this expected when using PSDs in DVDSP?
Changing the color profile of the display does nothing to alter the color space of the source material unless you know how to do that, too; just changes how your display displays the material. Time to evaluate your video using a scope.
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