Error Messages in DVD Studio

Question

So I'm trying to create a DVD but I got an error message saying there was a problem with two of my video files.
The two video files in question are quite larges sizes, they are Quicktime movie files and are sizes of 73gig and 134gig. Is this too big to work in DVD Studio? I have created files that have no compressions whatsoever, hence creating large files sizes. If I use compressions 'DV Pal" it creates slightly low quality movie files, and I want the best possible quality.
Any recommendations? Should I just export the movie files again and see if DVD Studio accepts them this time?
Cheers.

Answer 1

The files were simple Quicktime movie files, but I have since created 'Motion JPG A' files and still get error messages, despite the file now being a size of 21gig.
The error message that I am getting (after 9 hours of processing, to build and create the DVD) is "Formatting Failed. Building was not successful", and then when I look in the "Log" it says "Error while encoding file..." and names the desired file that has the error.
Then when I click on the track in the "Graphical" window, a window pops up that says "Missing assets - this track uses one or more missing assets and cannot be displayed".
When I try to "relink" the file, a window comes up and says "Relinking failed. The file you selected does not match the attributes of the missing file".
Do you know why this is? The file I am using is a 'Motion JPG A' file and the size is 21.55g. I have create this file twice, but still get the same error message (about missing asset). I had originally started with a file that was 134gig (Quicktime file, no compression) but this file also had an error message that came up (in DVD Studio).
Much appreciated.. I am a little reluctant to create an m2v file as I've used these in the past and the quality was not good, but if that is my last option I will do it! Cheers.