Mkv.avi and sub files

how to combine such files with subtitles and burn on a DVD ?
Thanks for help

>previous version project
Previous version of what?
Was this something that worked, and stopped working when you upgraded to Mavericks?
Was this something that worked in a previous version of Premeire Pro?

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.. Hab mir die Lösung irgendwie komplizierter vorgestellt
Probier das auch mal mit anderen Programmen.. : Du kannst eigentlich fast alles von einem zum anderen Programm 'ziehen und fallen lassen' = *drag'n drop* .. im MacOs seit circa 15 Jahren wesentlicher Bestandteil.
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