How to burn mpeg-2 video as VIDEO_TS?

Hi everyone,
What software could I use convert an mpeg-2 video into VIDEO-TS? I tried draging it into iDVD 6.0.3. but it would not accept it. I am trying to watch it on s standalone DVD player.
Rio.

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