Error -8785 while burning disc 2 of 3 during Back Up to Disc...

I regularly back up my iTunes library to DVD media-i hadn't done it in a few months and when I went to do so today using regular HP DVD+R discs that I've used before for this, the first disc burned fine (I needed three discs total, per iTunes). Discs 2 and 3 immediately failed with a -8785 error code. I restarted my MacBook Pro and used different discs, and keep getting the same thing. It looks like iTunes is fine with the first disc I burned as backup since it now says only two discs are required for the incremental backup. But I can't backup my iTunes library to disc (apart from, say, data discs). Disc 1 in this series, incidentally, was disc 30 for my collection, so I'd like to keep it going. I'm using iTunes 10, but I don't think that's the issue, since the first disc burned fine. Suggestions? Thanks.

I had the same, Error -8785, error while writing an MP3 CD. I found this post during a Google Search: http://lists.apple.com/archives/quicktime-api/2007/Apr/msg00110.html . Some of the names on the tracks, and the comments were very long, so I shortened them. Then it worked.
I hope this helps.
Regards, Nic

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