Completing the DVD

I am using FCE, and export my files to iDVD in quick time format. I am mainly doing weddings, and like to present the DVD to customers with chapter settings and a 'theme.'
I find iDVD frustrating as there is a limit to the file size in iDVD. What other packages are available to complete the DVD before burning.
I am looking a Roxio titanium toast 10 pro. Does anyone have experience on this package?

I am looking a Roxio titanium toast 10 pro. Does anyone have experience on this package?
I have an use both.
IMO iDVD is the better option for you job you require. It's very customizable so can give the client a non-canned look. eg. The completed DVD can have menus, thumb nails all from their particular event, fonts and size are also customizable.
1 hour 20 mins will fit and Chapter Markers are certainly possible.
As mentioned the iDVD settings play a role in how muchwill go into a DVD as does menu options.
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