HELP HELP...Question with some differences between 8 and 6

We made a dvd in idvd and love the revolutions main menu. We love it so much that we wanted render to its own looping movie. ie: reflections in the earlier imovie and idvd could be used as the dvd menu in idvd or you could use it as a movie title or credits and drop pics onto it from imovie. Can we find something similar for the revolutions idvd 8 menu for imovie or export the looping menu from idvd 8 somehow? THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU. We are on a time crunch.

Hi
The sofisticated way - NO not knowing
In time cramp: Paper and clip way:
• Do Your menu in iDVD as it should roll in iMovie
• Burn out to a DVD disk
• One way or another get it into iMovie:
a. DVD-player and Camera onto a new miniDV tape -> import into iMovie
b. Back enginer the DVD with eg Roxio Toast™ to streamingDV and import this into iMovie
∆ Quality about the same - can't see the differences
This will get Your project done even though it was clumsy. You can't see it on the result.
Yours Bengt W

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