Any good free dvd menu program

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Adamontar

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I backup alot of tv shows onto dvd.

Is there any good free program which can allow you to create simple menus.

thanks

attar

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DVD Flick assigns each title a menu item - if you elect to create a menu.

Adamontar

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Thanks

I tried dvd flick but you have to encode the dvd twice and it does not support all subtitles.

Is there a program you can use where you can add a dvd title to a menu and just burn it straight to disc.

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Originally posted by Adamontar:
Thanks

I tried dvd flick but you have to encode the dvd twice and it does not support all subtitles.

Is there a program you can use where you can add a dvd title to a menu and just burn it straight to disc.

I often use the dvd burner software called SPAM video to dvd burner. It can allow me add title on menu and also customize the background image.

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attar

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Quote:
I tried dvd flick but you have to encode the dvd twice and it does not support all subtitles.

I have never seen DVD Flick encoding twice - in fact if the source is DVD compliant in doesn't encode at all - it simply authors the files into DVD format (if 'Copy MPEG-2 Streams' has been set in the video options).
It accepts most text based subtitles.