Longer audio loop than video

45 sec soundtrack aiff plays only for the loop of 10 second video and then restarts in a menu. I was hoping the video would loop and keep paying the aiff file completely.
Thanks,
Julius

To do so would mean the laser would have to be in two places at once on your disc - one for the audio and one for the video... there is no concept of caching on a DVD...
The way to achieve what you want is to construct the 45 seconds of video to match the audio loop using an app like FCP, AE or whatever. Bring that into DVDSP and you should find it works as you want.

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