White Screen in menu and simulator

I'm running into a problem of DVD Studio Pro displaying a white menu screen when the program opens. I need to toggle between the different screen displays in order to see any file that I assign as the background whether it be video or a still. My stills and one layered so I don't get the photoshop multiple layer option in the inspector. When I simulate I get a white screen and can see my buttons in selected mode and nothing else.
I've already read through this forum to see others who have had similar problems and tried those fixes with no luck.
Any ideas?

Hi:
Check this thread, but I heard about this problem before BUT in the final building, not in Simulator:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1030556&tstart=0
Hope that helps !
  Alberto

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