Premiere pro 2.0 & HDV DVD layout?

Is any one can help me out on premiere pro 2.0 DVD layout. I am using premiere pro 2.0. Normally, when I design menu based DVD in DVD layout, I can easily customize the menu background by draging the still image from the project panel to the drop zone in the effect panel. This works for me on DV. But now i am wrking with HDV. I completed the project, the only thing left is to export to DVD. I tried to customize the DVD menu background by draging the image. I see the image in the effect panel but no change in the DVD menu background. How do you thing i can fix the problem? Thank you

The use of HDV could be the issue. For that, you need Blu-ray.

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体験版では体験できないので、購入してお使いの方がいらっしゃいましたらご感想をいただけませんか？

私はProductionStudioのPremiumを使っています。
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Larry, Mark, Jim & Bill -
It is 1 am Tuesday morning and I'd do a primal scream if my family weren't all sleeping upstairs.
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