Cannot open disk image created in Snow Leopard

I created an encrypted disk image in Snow Leopard. When I'm running Mavericks, it asks for the password, then the folder doesn't appear anywhere. Disk Utility shows it as mounted, but it is not visible in the Finder or in the sidebar as a mounted volume usually is. First Aid says all is OK.Unmount with Disk Utility, then it doesn't even ask for a password when reopening is attempted. Nothing happens. What's going on?

sdl3 wrote:
OK... I opened iDVD, found my project, and selected 'file', 'save as disk image'. The disk image was created (took almost 3 hours this way!). now, when i open disk utility, i can see the image there. i placed a blank DVD in the computer, selected the image in disk utility and clicked 'burn'. when i placed the burned DVD in my DVD player, it says it cannot read the disk! my understanding is that creating a disk image is the smart way to keep backup copies of my home made DVD's but if I can't burn playable replacement DVD's that obviously negates this option. Is there something I'm doing wrong?
Advice above is 'spot on' : Do 'save as disk image'INSIDE iDVD. The disk image should be playable in anything which PLAYs DVD VIDEO_TS Folders: DVD Player, Mpegstreamclip, VLC.... I'm sure the only reason it took almost 3 hours this way is because iDVD Wasn't finished encoding/finalising the project....
W/O changes, subsequent Burns shd be as fast as any other DVD Burn (Altho, as I think was suggested, Burn at slow speed on slwo media is a very wise move.
CAVEAT: Burning using OTHER tools - from folder etc is not alway going to 'get everything' iDVD Changes, assets/work /temp files may be kept elsewhere.. etc etc.
INSIDE iDVD is the only safe way of 'getting it all.
best,
[PS: Hitchhikers' advice: Don't panic: This is very mature stuff now, you have a zillion options, most of them work very very well.- Good Luck]

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