Disc information for Windows Media Player

I have a client who wishes the DVD title and track information to be displayed in Windows Media Player (which he uses to view DVDs on his computer). As far as I am able to determine WMP downloads this information from the Microsoft Windows Media database when the disc is opened in WMP. I have not been able to find a way to upload this information or store it on the disc in a way that WMP can access.
There is a process described in the WMP help file which seems to work for media files (audio or video) but it does not work for DVDs. I am not sure if it is because the DVD is a read only device or whether the process is not meant to work for DVDs. The help file only uses an audio file as an example of how the process is meant to work.
Any information - even if it is to say it can't be done - would be greatly appreciated.
Trevor

Alex has you covered... it can't be done on a burned DVD from DVDSP. Is your client able to view this data from other projects written to DVD-R? (by that I mean content authored on DVDSP or Encore or similar, not copied from a mass produced DVD).

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