Playing on DVD player

I put it in my DVD player and I have 3 sub menus set up I pressed the menu button to get to my first sub menu but could not get to the other 2. What do I have to press to access those?

Ed:
That's a bug in iDVD regarding the positioning of the buttons and the order in which they get selected with the arrow buttons on the remote. I've always found it possible to get to every button but sometimes it's a weird combination of up-accross-down-across-up ,etc.
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