Is it possible to view on an external monitor while working in DVDSP ??

Is there a way to output DVDSP to an external reference monitor ? This would be really helpful when working on menus/overlays so i can see exactly what it will look like on an external monitor. Thanks

This is not a guess it could, but a report of how I get the results of what you want to accomplish. I take the firewire 400 port of my MacPro, plug it vai a firewire cable into the firewire port of my DVD recorder, and then take the composite video output of the DVD recorder and plug it in to the composite input of my monitor. I also connect the audio out from the DVD recorder to the audio input of my monitor. It works... Do it all the time. Make sure to set the input on your DVD recorder to DV.

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