Mp4 movie burning to video dvd with fails

Hey dear friends
happy new year to all and thanks for the support
Problem I have :
     -Toast 7 titanium
     - OSX 10.5.8 but also with 10.8.5.
     - Power PC G5 as well as MacBookPro
     - mp4 movie from eyetv
     - burning to DVD Video with toast
file size < 6Byte ok
file size > 6 GByte DVD shows jumps of picture continuesly as well with DVD player as well on MAC
I need to have movie on DVD to get it run on the DVD player ( no double layer function)
What to change to get DVD running??
I'm pleased already on your feedbacks
FJ

Sorry but Apple has placed heavy copy protection on the videos from the iTunes music store. It is not possible to do this. The only way you can burn it is as a file on a back-up cd or dvd but it will only be a file and not be playable.
Hope this helps
-Stephen

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