Problems with Chapters in iDVD 5!

Hey, I'm trying to fix a problem I'm having... I'm burning a DVD with a few different videos on them added in a certain order. When playing back on a DVD player, if I press the 'Next Chapter' button, it just skips through them randomly... not in the order they are listed in (which is also the order I have added them files into iDVD!)
Inserting the DVD back into my Mac, I noticed in the 'Go' menu of the DVD player, that each video is created within a new 'Title', not 'Chapter', so the disc has 5 titles but only 1 chapter.... is there any way I can make 1 title but each video a different chapter so I can skip through them in order?
Thanks!
Mac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Hello Daniel,
if you import single movies into iDVD, they will all show up on the main menu as separate items (with 1 chapter each) and in order to play them, you'll have to select each one separately.
If you want the movies to appear as chapters, you'll have to combine them into one movie (e.g. in iMovie), then set chapter markers. Now import that movie into a new iDVD project.
Important:
Rules of Chapter Markers
- No chapter markers on or within 2 seconds of a transition.
- No chapter markers within 2 seconds of the beginning or the end of the movie.
hope this helps
mish

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