how to burn multiple video files to a dvd disk, iMac

1. Insert a blank disc into the optical drive.

   If you see a dialog, click the pop-up menu, then choose Open Finder. Select “Make this action the default” if you want to open the Finder every time you insert a blank disc.

   The disc appears on your desktop.

2. Double-click the disc to open its window, then drag the files and folders you want to burn to the window.

   Aliases to the files are placed in the disc’s window. The original files are not moved or deleted.

   Note: If you want to burn the same files to discs multiple times, use a burn folder.

3. Arrange and rename the files.

   When the disc is burned, the items on the disc have the same names and locations that they have in the disc window. After the disc is burned, you cannot change the items.

4. Choose File > Burn [disc], then follow the instructions.

   The files that the aliases point to are burned to the disc. In addition, if the folders you add to the disc contain aliases, the files those aliases point to are also burned to the disc.

   Note: If you eject the disc without burning it, a burn folder with the items you copied to the disc is created and placed on your desktop. To complete the burn process, click the burn icon next to the folder in the Finder sidebar, or hold down the Control key as you click any disc, then choose Burn Disc from the shortcut menu.

Please note that if you wish to watch those videos on that DVD in a stand alone DVD player/on your TV, you will need to encode the files. For that, you will need specific software; there is Roxio Toast (excellent, but $$) or there is Burn (extremely basic, but free).