user14048: I'm looking for a tool that can create a DVD or a BluRay from a set of Movies, files etc..
The most important functionality for the tool should be that it could add a button to the menu that can open an URL outside of the actual disk.

user14323: I regularly use Sony DVD Architect for building complex DVD (as well as simple, it's quite intuitive) like commercials ones. DVD Architect is compatible with Blu-Ray, but doesn't include advanced features like BD live and other. From the same editor with a similar ergonomy, you can use DoStudio.
There are two editions:

DoStudio Ex: expensive but complete,
DoStudio Indie: more cheap but I don't know if it includes the functions you want.

You cannot build a complex BD/DVD without expensive software. A DVD cannot point to an URL of any type (unless it's inside the disc like a video/photo/music/...) and a BD can use the BD Live and BD touch functionalities to open web pages on any Blu-Ray player connected to internet. I think there is some limitations: you can maybe open videos with BD Live, but web pages have limited HTML/CSS and other support.

14048: <p>I'm looking for a tool that can create a DVD or a BluRay from a set of Movies, files etc..</p>

<p>The most important functionality for the tool should be that it could add a button to the menu that can open an URL outside of the actual disk.</p>
 14323: <p>I regularly use <a href="http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/fr/dvdastudio" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Sony DVD Architect</a> for building complex DVD (as well as simple, it's quite intuitive) like commercials ones. DVD Architect is compatible with Blu-Ray, but doesn't include advanced features like BD live and other. From the same editor with a similar ergonomy, you can use <a href="http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/fr/dostudio" rel="nofollow noreferrer">DoStudio</a>.</p>

<p>There are two editions:</p>

<ul>
<li>DoStudio Ex: expensive but complete,</li>
<li>DoStudio Indie: more cheap but I don't know if it includes the functions you want.</li>
</ul>

<p>You cannot build a complex BD/DVD without expensive software. A DVD cannot point to an URL of any type (unless it's inside the disc like a video/photo/music/...) and a BD can use the BD Live and BD touch functionalities to open web pages on any Blu-Ray player connected to internet. I think there is some limitations: you can maybe open videos with BD Live, but web pages have limited HTML/CSS and other support.</p>
