BURNING MY FIRST DVD AND "CHAPTERS" AREN'T WANTED ..BUT THEY KEEP APPEARING

Question

My production is ready for the final step ..."burning". I'm using the Revolution Theme. I put the title in the REVOLUTION window and started the burn process. After about 40 minutes the "burn" is completed.
I popped it in the DVD player. My Revoltion title isn't what I had put in. The title now states: "MY GREAT DVD" plus I now have 8 Chapters. My production is only 7 minutes long so I don't want any chapters.
How can I get the title I want to stay and how do I get rid of the chapters?

Answer 1

Those two facts go hand in hand.  It really is best if one get a formal
education in video production before attempting to produce videos.  Or
at the very least, some on-the-job training with a video professional.  Otherwise, your job will continue to be more difficult than it needs to be.
If this is about the last sentence, I'm sorry, what I meant to say is "...i've got no more problems yet, so far", except for the ones I mentioned. About getting some formal education in video production, I don't know if it really will always be good to me to go on with what I have been doing in the long time, put myself in "trouble" and begin asking if circumstances get really worse. Sitting and listening to lengthy discussions is often a boring process for me. Because not until I get my hands dirty, I will never know what's the dirt and how and where to start cleaning. In this case, I'll be your most boring student, yawning, farting, not interacting and not knowing at all what to know.
Now, I am just confident of the knowledge I've accumulated since I begin using premiere and encore although I know I still have to dig deeper. With all those problems posted in its respective forum, I think I attained successfully what became a problem to others. I don't have technical problems except for my pv-gs85 not being recognized by Pr which I've worked around by using third party applications.
I finished my very first DVD video without too much problem. My next goal is to get my stuff to the discriminating eyes of the pros for comments, suggestions, advices, and cajoles. I just don't know yet how to do it. While I was accumulating knowledge, I was amassing dirt, too. At this point, I can assure the video production gurus I'll be among there most eager student.