Gtk apps to burn DVD-Video?

i have a folder, VIDEO_TS
but i couldn't find any way to burn it like in NERO, except for K3b
is there no gtk app to burn DVD yet?
thanks

Try Brasero and make certain to install the optional dvdauthor package along with it. I am not 100% certain about this since I have not tried burning a video DVD with it yet, but it is my only lead. Cheers. =]

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