After a long battle with technology, arromdee@violet.rahul.net (Ken Arromdee), an earthling, wrote:
As far as I know, there aren't any.

The only programs to actually _burn_ DVDs are:
a) cdrecord and
b) cdrdao
c) dvdrecord
All of which are command-line-controlled applications.
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Ken Arromdee wrote:

tcl/tk will do this - why not write your own? Doesn't require KDE/Gnome,
lightweight, portable, easy to code with etc. It is a little slow though,
still if all you want is to layout a DVD then burn it, speed isn't going to
be a big problem.

James
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Because the demand for it is low enough that it would be best handled
as an XSUB, and the demand for it is low enough that nobody has
bothered to write it as an XSUB.
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