How do I burn two DVD files/videos to one DVD disc, on a MacBook Pro?

What application do you use then to burn those video DVDs?

And just so you know, those 800 MB files use a highly advanced video codec (MPEG-4), which is very compressive. Video DVDs use a much older codec for video (MPEG-2) and audio (AC-3), which is less space efficient and results in bigger files, thus burning 90 to 120 minutes of SD video to a video DVD will result in bigger files than those 800 MB ones, thus 90 to 120 minutes of SD video is the "limit" with 4.7 GB DVDs and creating video DVDs, unless you can sacrifice visual and visible video quality.

Shift-click to select both files, then right click and select burn files to CD/DVD? Works for me.

fhall1 said:

Shift-click to select both files, then right click and select burn files to CD/DVD? Works for me.

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And is it a data DVD or video DVD and is Finder used?

rossikool said:

But how do I put more than one file on a blank DVD disk at one time on a Macbook pro?

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More than one file or more than one DVD movie? A single DVD movie can consist of a number of files. If your movie is 800MB it's probably no longer in DVD format. How do you intend to view the movies on these discs? Are you using a DVD or Bluray player? Your Macbook Pro?

Burning two files to a disc is easy. However, if you're trying to squeeze two DVD movies onto one disc you'll need to some authoring and there are a number of apps out there. What are you currently using?