Blue Ray Burning Error (Invalid resolution?, at least 8pixels? huh?

Not sure what I need to do with this error message ??
Video footage is a combination of 1920x1080p and 1440x1080p
Premier Pro CS5.5 sequence set at 1920x1080p
Tmeline (dynamic link) from Premiere Pro CS5.5 to Encore CS5.1.
John Q.

As the error message says: button 1 on the electric menu. Check that you have not included a very large, or very small graphic.

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I wasn't saying AC3 s*u*c*k*s. And really.. Why is that word censored? I didn't do that.
I was saying it ***** that you ONLY have the option of AC3 with the "Share to blu-ray" feature.
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No idea why it's drifting....but yes, in the end i may settle.
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