I have .mkv files (around 700 MB) and I need to burn them to a DVD as in ones we buy. What all software will I need ? And what steps are involved.
Tried DVD Flick, DVD meter gets 98 % with just one mkv file worth 700 MB.
I wonder why would you want to burn movies on a disk by "as in ones we buy" method anyway!
The only reason you may want to do that is to make it readable on a DVD player. But IMHO making such DVD's is a tremendous compromise on quality as you yourself experienced while using DVD Flick.
If you don't have "no other choice" I would advice you to simply refrain from making dvd-player-compliant disks and just burn them as normal files, to be played on a PC, and which allows you to have many movies on a single disk.
If the issue is to view them on a TV, then I think other option is to connect your TV to the PC using HDMI. But that would only work if TV supports it.
Now's your call.