VIDEO_TS not included in final disc

I have already Built the project. When I hit "format" to burn the DVD, in the Log, it states that :
Warning: The file ‘MENU.layout’ found in the VIDEO_TS or HVDVD_TS folder will not be included in the final disc.
Warning: The file ‘VOB_DATA.LAY’ found in the VIDEO_TS or HVDVD_TS folder will not be included in the final disc.
The final disc that is burned, plays on my dvd player. BUT, if i want to duplicate it, it does not work. Any ideas?

Hey freshprod
welcome to the apple DVDSP forums
ok, this particular message comes up because you are burning either a .img or a VIDEO/AUDIO_TS disc (a regular playing disc). the error only affect those 2 files IN the Video_TS, not the .VOB, .IFO, or the .BUP files (which are needed to playback on DVD players.
so basically, dont worry about those errors.
as for the duplication problem. how are you trying to duplicate them?
Mike M.

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