Hi jap0nica
Welcome to apple discussions. Let me guess. You have an an Audio_TS with no files therein and also a Video _TS with all the source files to burn your dvd .... correct?
If so, you haven't done anything wrong. This is exactly what is supposed to happen. Just double click on the image file and you're good to go.
However prior to burning, I do recommend you first test this Video_TS file by selecting it after launching apple's dvd player app (should it not launch on its own) ... just to make sure all plays exactly as expected. Assuming it's fine, then proceed to burn the image to Verbatim or Maxell dvd-r at 4x or lower. And it should play fine in your mac as well as most set top dvd players and TV's.
I use Roxio Toast for the actual burn because it allows me to lower the burn speed (with many more burn speed selections / choices as well as having many other tools at your disposal). And frankly I think it does a much better job than apple's disc utility app. But either one can be used. It's up to you.
Hope this solves the issue but if not just come on back. Good luck and feel free to ask any further questions.
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