QuickTime PRO and IDVD template

I have purchased Quicktime pro with the HOPE it will help me with this project. Maybe someone can advise. I want to take an iDVD template that I have created and new ones I will create from the iDVD program and save in a format (Quicktime I hope) that will PLAY on iWebsites that I am responsible for.
Thanks
Art

I'm not sure I understand. DVD templates aren't videos, they're a collection of graphics, layouts and other element that will be included as part of the programming of a video DVD, so they're not something that QuickTime Pro could do anything with. I don't know any way to easily extract the elements of any video DVD template for use on a web site. If what you're trying to do is recreate the look of a DVD on a web site, so that you have similar menus, navigation, etc., you're going to have to build it mostly from scratch using web programming tools. You might be able to extract some of the graphic elements, but that's about it, to the best of my knowledge.

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