DVDSP export as a mpeg file

My company is doing a Prezi presentation online and they
want to drop audio/video into the program.
NP we've figured that out.
But they also to put an interactive menu
with 3 or 4 choices on that menu into the Prezi.
I created a quick test in DVDSP with a menu and tried
to export mpeg and mpeg won't highlight for me to do it.
So first, can you export from DVDSP an mpeg file and if
I could would the menu carry over and be interactive in Prezi
or does the menu only work on a DVD.
Thanks.
Kevin

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Double click on it and set to PAL in video format tab PG 130 PDF for picture

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a good reading for you, check out the second part of this article (from F paragrapher onwards):
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May I ask a silly question?
I wonder, when i have finished editing the movie, audio, effects, and all of that. When I am VERY satisfied with the result ( do you know the feeling )
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