Burning a disc but getting a too large for current selected disc media mess

Trying to burn a project on to DVD (4.7g disc) but I keep getting a message that says "Compiled project is 2835.4 MB too large for currently selected disc media. Does anyone have any ideas on this? Isn't 2835.4 MB around 2.8G. I'm confused! Should'nt this fit. Any help would be appreciated

Hi
To fit that lenght in a SL DVD you must use Compressor to encode your video and audio before importing in DVDSP. You can take the standard DVD High Quality 120 min preset and use the MPEG2 and AC3 (Dolby 2) settings, then use those files in DVDSP.
If you are currently using DVDSP as encoder, you'll get AIFF uncompressed audio what takes a lot of disc space and bitrate.
Hope that helps !
Alberto

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