How to protect a burned dvd-r with a password?

hi guys ;
can any one please tell me the way or the name of a programm which enables me to protect a burned dvd with a password, many thanks in advance.
Answer #1
If somebody discovers way how to burn password protected DVD, then he will make a lot of money.
Answer #2
It may not suit your needs perfectly but this is my suggestion:
TrueCrypt ( free and open source, no back doors there )
http://www.truecrypt.org/
1. Using TrueCrypt, create a hidden volume
    Outer Volume FAT, Hidden Volume NTFS
    Maximum size 4481MB
2. Dismount and burn the volume using Nero
    Nero -> Data -> UDF DVD
    Drag n' drop the volume
    Multisession -> Start multisession
    UDF -> Physical Partition -> UDF 2.01
3. Burn
Now you can mount your DVD using your password.
Feel free to ask if you’ve got any further questions.
Answer #3
Now you can mount your DVD using your password.
Feel free to ask if you've got any further questions
many thanks to you mate but i wanna ask if this programm is compatible with windows vista i use a family premium edition.
Answer #4
derrida4 replied:
many thanks to you mate but i wanna ask if this programm is compatible with windows vista i use a family premium edition.
Yes, have a look here:
http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads.php
I’ve archived all my DVDs this way since I discovered TrueCrypt.
Answer #5
Mate, if you find it hard to create a hidden volume just go ahead and create a normal volume, it will still not be accessible without the password.
Here’s a short tutorial:
http://lifehacker.com/software/top/geek-to-live--encrypt-your-data-178005.php
If you choose to go this way, I’ll provide you with a couple of batch files to mount/unmount your volume or DVD on the fly.
Answer #6
gzwm replied: derrida4 replied:
many thanks to you mate but i wanna ask if this programm is compatible with windows vista i use a family premium edition.
Yes, have a look here:
http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads.php
I've archived all my DVDs this way since I discovered TrueCrypt.gzwm replied: Mate, if you find it hard to create a hidden volume just go ahead and create a normal volume, it will still not be accessible without the password.
Here's a short tutorial:
http://lifehacker.com/software/top/geek-to-live--encrypt-your-data-178005.php
If you choose to go this way, I'll provide you with a couple of batch files to mount/unmount your volume or DVD on the fly.
many thanks to you indeed mates and gzwn i appreciate your reply,actualy i’m testing the programm and if i encounter any difficulty i will pm you mate.
Answer #7
Put the stuff in a passworded RAR file and burn it?
Answer #8
TheDA replied: Put the stuff in a passworded RAR file and burn it?
thank you for your reply mate a good and a sample method indeed.
Answer #9
TheDA replied: Put the stuff in a passworded RAR file and burn it?
Well yes, that’s possible of course but:
Using a TrueCrypt volume allows you to use it as a 4,4 GB hard drive.
So you basically mount your volume, add/remove files to/from it very easily. Dismount, burn and done!
That leads me to say, it’s more convenient than packing/unpacking 4,4 GB every time you need to burn your DVD.
Answer #10
Thank you for responses. But, once password protected the DVD will not be playable in home dvd players. Though it may be copy protected.