TV Remote Navigation Question

Hi,
I've made a DVD and everything seems to be working fine except that I can't use the TV's DVD Player's remote to navigate to all of the scenes.
I made a movie and have 12 scenes. Scenes 1-6 show on one "page," and arrows point to the second page which contains scenes 7 through 12. I can click on the arrows with the mouse on the computer, but I can't figure out how to use the remote to alternate back and forth between the page that has scenes 1-6 and the page that has scenes 7-12. I am using the theme called "Center Stage."
Any help appreciated.
Patrick

I think I'd lose my mind long before this project was ever finished if I used the powerbook.
I couldn't agree more. But here's the thing... Unless you know exactly what you are doing within DVDSP, then I'm not one to recommend doing so at a moments notice, nor in terms of a crash course. There is no such thing when it comes to apple's FCS 2.
It takes weeks (if not months) to learn to use FCP, and DVDSP effectively. Nevertheless, if this is the approach you wish to take then post this same question to Apple's Dvdsp forum also so they can confirm the following recommendations.
I'm at a loss to understand why DVDSP3 won't also work on your G5. It should also work on the G4, even though laptops / portables are not my personal choice when working within this particular app.
In terms of additional real estate /work area for DVDSP3, I suggest you use an external widescreen or LCD Monitor .... perhaps the one you have currently connected to your G5 assuming it's a power mac and not an iMac. If it is an iMac and you prefer to use the laptop instead then you'd do well to also have at least one other external fw HD, more SDRam (if it's not currently maxed out), and an external WS /LCD.
To add sub menus look at the Help Menu within iDvd'08 and I quote:
"Creating additional DVD menus
A menu can only hold 12 buttons, so if your DVD requires more than 12 buttons, you can create submenus to hold them.
You can use submenus to organize your DVD into sections. For example, if you want viewers to be able to view scenes, extras, additional movies, or slideshows, you can create submenus to hold buttons that link to them.
To add a submenu:
Click the Add button (shown above) and choose Add Submenu from the pop-up menu.
Click the placeholder text for the new button and type a label for the button.
Double-click the new button to open the new menu.
A Back button that returns to the previous menu is added automatically. You can edit this menu just as you can any other menu."
Lastly, I'd also need to know what kind of graphics card you currently have in the G4 since that too will be a deciding factor in which mac system is a better choice.

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Dear Advanced Sage.
There are 4 components to a "SatNav" system.
1 - A GPS device, which triangulates your position using satellites in space. The same principle that land surveyors use to locate a point by measuring its distance from (at least) 2 other points.Your location is identified as a pair of co-ordinates on the world mapping convention system, latitude and longitude.
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The cost of these 3 elements is paid for (once and for all) in the purchase of the phone.
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To sum up, the GPS, software, and maps are all included in the price of the phone, including the software and maps updates. If you choose AGPS you will have to pay for the small data charges from your data allowance. (There's no point in buying this phone without an "unlimited" data allowance - personal opinion). For "Navigation", turn-by-turn direction, you will have to pay for a license.
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Phew ...
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