maybe create one large video of the 2 video's and then burn it?

(I haven't used the dvd/blue ray functions before, so i'm not sure if this is possible: maybe make a blue-ray disc as a tv-series disc so you have different ''episodes'', or, in you're situation, 2 movies)

Quote: I wonder if anyone can help with the creation of 2 3D videos on 1 BluRay disc ???

If the disk has enough space, you can add more title(s) in the Create Disk module on the Content tab.

This would create a BluRay disk with two separate movies.

Carl312: Windows 10 64-bit 8 GB RAM,AMD Phenom II X4 965 3.4 GHz,ATI Radeon HD 5770 1GB,240GB SSD,two 1TB HDs.

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Quote: I wonder if anyone can help with the creation of 2 3D videos on 1 BluRay disc ???

If the disk has enough space, you can add more title(s) in the Create Disk module on the Content tab.

This would create a BluRay disk with two separate movies.

I have put to test videos on two seperate 3D video tracks,,then I move to Create Disc and select 3D BluRay, I don't see the Content tab option.....

I found it !!! Trying it now... Intel Core i7 3770K 3.6 Ghz,
GTX 680, 2 X Benq23 3D monitors,
6G DDR3, Win 7 64, Win 10 (Insider) 64
PCIE SSD, Intel Sata SSD 2 500 Gbyte Seagate,
Minoru 3D WebCam, NVIDIA 3D Vision-Ready

Hi,
Open Pd10 and import the first movie's files and when you finished your editing, titles etc. produce it to a folder. then start new project and repeat.
then when all that is accomplished, start a new project going straight ot 'Create Disk' module and select your menu (or create your own). there is a 'content' tab click on that and import your previously produced movies and it should work as Carl312 says.
then burn either to folder for(using 3rd party burn software) or created your Blu-Ray from PD10.
Jim Intel i7-2600@3.4Gz Geforce 560ti-1GB Graphic accelerator, windows 7 Premium 12GB memory

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Quote: Hi,
Open Pd10 and import the first movie's files and when you finished your editing, titles etc. produce it to a folder. then start new project and repeat.
then when all that is accomplished, start a new project going straight ot 'Create Disk' module and select your menu (or create your own). there is a 'content' tab click on that and import your previously produced movies and it should work as Carl312 says.
then burn either to folder for(using 3rd party burn software) or created your Blu-Ray from PD10.
Jim

Thanks Jim, you and Carl312 have got it ! and it worked. I put 2 3D encoded movies on one BluRay disc 30GB when burned and it works perfectly. I select from the menu which one I want to play, just what I wanted.

Thanks much guys.... Intel Core i7 3770K 3.6 Ghz,
GTX 680, 2 X Benq23 3D monitors,
6G DDR3, Win 7 64, Win 10 (Insider) 64
PCIE SSD, Intel Sata SSD 2 500 Gbyte Seagate,
Minoru 3D WebCam, NVIDIA 3D Vision-Ready