Is it possible to burn a dvd movie and a game onto 1 dvd?

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1. Scott says

   February 5, 2011 at 7:14 pm

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2. amgqmp1 says

   February 5, 2011 at 7:14 pm

   Yes.

   Each content type you want to use (DVD Video and executable Windows software) has a different mechanism for automatically starting itself when you insert the disc.

   First, you’ll need to acquire the DVD Video fileset from your friend. Put those files into a folder on your computer.

   Second, create another folder on your computer with the game.

   Third, you’ll need to create an "autorun.inf" file that will run the executable file for the game. The autorun.inf file will need to reside in the "root" (i.e. the base) of the DVD. Search online for the specifications to create an "autorun.inf" file, and, there are also many programs (many of which are likely free) that will make the process easier.

   Next, I would use a program like ImgBurn (freeware) to "Build" your disc. This is where you add your files and the disc layout will need to look something like this:

   Root (i.e. beginning) of disc
   – VIDEO_TS (folder containing the DVD Video)
   – "Your game files" (folder containing the game)
   – autorun.inf

   Burn the disc with a structure like that and you’ll accomplish the task you setup to. Good luck!