Have a look in your project layout window - outline view. You will see a list of folders there for menus, tracks, scripts and languages. In there will be two entries, probably called English and English - 2. When you click on each and look in the property inspector the only thing you see is the language specification drop down box...
Are you *sure* you need two languages set up for this disc? If not, delete one of them from the outline view. If you definitely know that you do need two languages then you have to change the language codes for each language.
Setting different languages up on a disc is not the same as using different language subtitles or audio - this can be done from within a single language. In this case the language setting is a way to match the menu backgrounds, etc according to the set top player's default language setting. When the disc plays it first looks to see what language it needs to display and then matches that from one of up to 16 that you can add to your project. If there is only one language then the disc will play in just that language regardless.
When authoring for different languages like this you only have to define different menu backgrounds and overlays, not create separate menus altogether. You can also assign different text to appear on buttons - in this way you actually only create a single menu but then add in other parts which the player will substitute according to the language setting.
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