Need advise on which DVD Author Program to use.

[Vizcaya]

I am creating a Movie demo disc that contains all the action scenes(Heavy Bass tracks) from movies I own. I have allready ripped all my video segments from my DVD's using DVD shrink, and now want to put them onto 1 DVD(The amount of video will fit).
I have Tmpgenc DVD Author, and I know this will work for all the video I have, except for the video segments with DTS audio tracks.

Is there a DVD author Program that works as easily as Tmpgenc DVD Author, and will work with DTS Audio tracks?

The Reason I am trying to create this "Action" DVD , is because I am tired of swapping discs in my player, when I am doing demos for people who have not heard my upgraded home theater sound system.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

[Stormin Norman]

I use DVD-lab PRO, its the best ive ever used. If you use it, look at reboot's guide https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=220092 if your stuck, but its pretty easy.

As for the DTS audio, Im almost positive it will support it. I pulled this tidbit from http://www.mmbgroup.com/kb/article.php?id=027

While many DVD players are said to support WAV, AC3, DTS and MPA this isn't true. From spec the NTSC players support AC3 but MPA is optional. MPA often works but may not always on players which are true to the specs.
The PAL players supports MPA and AC3 is optional. Probably most PAL players will play AC3.
If you use DTS, then the DVD will be non-compliant by definition (but it will probably play fine). The specs asks that AC3 should be first audio channel and then you can use DTS.

Hope this answers your question.

Stormin