White bar with markers in sim & computer playback

Hey there...
I'm getting a white bar (with the name of the marker) at the top of the frame when I use DVDSP-added markers in playback on a computer. The white bar doesn't show up until you have passed the first marker. They also show up in the simulator, but not when viewing the disc on a TV.
How can I turn them off so they don't show in computer playback? I'm using DVDSP 3, by the way.
Thanks.

They also show up in the simulator, but not when viewing the disc on a TV.
That's only because the white bar is outside of the action-safe TV border. It's there on the TV, it's just in the overscanned section so you can't see it. On a TV that was set to overscan less, you'd see it.
Describe in detail your workflow. What are you editing your clips with (FCP, FCE, iMovie, other)? How are you exporting to DVDSP? Are you encoding to MPEG2 before placing into DVDSP? If so, what are you using to encode (Compressor, QT Export, BitVice, other)? Are you using DVDSP to create your disc?
Usually what you're describing happens when you export markers along with your video from your editing program, but the encoding program doesn't know how to deal with those markers. It sounds like, even though you say you're adding the markers in DVDSP, you've also added some kind of markers in your editing program and chosen the option to export markers when you export your movie.

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