I discovered this forum because of a match on Dennis D.'s original post -- I wanted to do exactly what he did: create DVD compatible disk from a movie I had on my PC, a Divx movie.
Following along the thread, I downloaded a copy ofDVD flick. The first project I tried was putting 4 movies on a standard DVD. The utility told me I didn't have enough space so I deleted one "title", as they are called and burned a DVD, WITH A NICE LITTLE MENU, no problem.
DVD flick handles multiple titles intuitively, using a user selected "frame" from the movie as a thumbnail for the menu choice -- really slick. It did take almost 3 hours to burn the DVD with almost 5 hours of content (three normal length movies). I have a dual core processor and the utility makes use of this and even has a option to shut down your computer after it has finished -- allowing for bedtime burning, something that makes a lot of sense given how long it takes and how tied up the machine will be in doing the process.
All in all, a very nice application, I give it 10 of 10 and recommend it highly. It even has a "entertain me" button for gamers who want to wait and watch it work. I won't tell here what it does to entertain the user -- go get the utility and find out for yourself!
Make sure to donate, using pay pal or whenever, to the authors of this great little program -- it was refreshing to discover a "no strings attached" freeware product like this, amid all the sneaky, snake oil, smoke and mirrors methods out there to extort a fee from a user for trying a "open-source" product. Bravo for DVDflick!