Best way to copy MP4 to DVD

[mr benn]

hey Im back again !
Having been a few months since i last did this Ive got a bit rusty. Anyway I managed to create the files (took 9 hours ! ) and copied to DVD okay .
However, it didnt seem to create the menu properly. So my question is, if I want to try and create a proper opening menu again, will I also have to go thru the pain of loading the mp4 files into AVCHD as well again. Or can i use the files from the Stream folder that Ive already created ?

 

[Paul NZ]

Try DVDstyler.

There's a 32 and 64 bit version. It'll probably do a better job than Imgburn

I haven't tired it myself tho

You can also create a menu with this and add backgrounds

 

[mr benn]

Hi paul Its not the creating of menus. Its how do I add the video footage without having to go thru the whole process.
So , when I start in multiAVCHD I add the mp4 files in, then create the menu settings, then click on start ...the whole process took 9 hours , and created me a folder called STREAM. I then copy all that using imgburn onto dvd. The problem was I didnt do the menus correctly. So if i want to do it again, do I have to start from scratch, or can I use the files already in that Stream folder , and then just recreate a menu somehow.
Hope that makes more sense

 

[Paul NZ]

Well if you want it so anything will play it, it'll have to convert to dvd format. Before it burns it

Have no idea what Imgburn does. I've never used it

 

[robert600]

sorry, i've been away - have you created the menus yet? - i'd be surprised if you couldn't use the already converted files in the stream folder (and thus save the 9 hour conversion) but, i'm not positive about that. let me know!