Sleep mode when dvd is paused

I had been watching a dvd but paused it and tried to put the ibook to sleep bu closing the lid. The little sleep light did not come on immediatly, so I opened the lid and the screen was still on. After a few it finally went to sleep, with the lid open.
If I restart I can close the lid and it goes to sleep automatically like it should, but not if I have dvd player open and paused.
Is this normal?

I dont think it is normal...when i have the dvd player on and i close the lid it goes into sleep mode right away...sorry

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