Burning 277 clips to dvd

I just finished rough editing 1920 X 1080 video footage. I want to try to burn the 70 GB file to a dvd to see if there are any issues before I go further with music and special effects. I would rather do it with Toast, but it will only take 99 clips at a time.
Any suggestions?

Hi
a. no version of iDVD can handle HD-quality. Only SD-video (as old TV)
b. no version of iDVD cares about Gbs - only duration of movie in time
• How long is Your movie in total ?
c. Roxio Toast™ can in version 10 Pro incl Blue-Ray component handle full HD Quality
• Blue-Ray burner needed to do BR
• If BR on DVD then limit about 20 minutes as max
• BR-disks can only be playbacked on Blue-Ray player eg PlayStation3
Yours Bengt W

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