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  1. 4th Dec 2010 07:27 #1
    vonsworld
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    Hello

    On my media centre pc I have several mpg files which are DVD compliant. Please can you recommend some software that will allow me to burn them directly to a DVD disk to play in a standalone player and in doing so require the minimum input from me.

    I'm really trying to replicate the actions of a dvd recorder. Perhaps the software could automatically create a basic menu structure, where I just need to input a title for each mpg, and it then creates the vob/ifo file structure and burns the disk.

    Does such software exist? Thanks for your advice...

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    Have a look at the Tools > Authoring (DVD) list. DVD Flick seems to fit your bill.
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    On my media centre pc I have several mpg files which are DVD compliant.
    Are you sure? If yes, dvdauthorgui or Gui for dvdauthor can create a basic menu, compile the DVD structure and burn the DVD to disk (without reencoding).
    But both will only work with 100% compliant files...
    GUI for dvdauthor:
    https://www.videohelp.com/~gfd/
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