Burning a Final cut Pro X Project with DVD Studio Pro

Hi,
A project edited in Final Cut Pro X and Compressed with Compressor 4, can you then burn to disc with DVD Studio Pro?
I have DVD Studio Pro on my system but when I burn the project to disc using DVD Studio Pro it crashes all the time.
I'm wondering if DVD Studio Pro is not compatable with a 64 bit system?
Advise is appreacated.
Barry

Thanks Tony that did it, I was using Burn but when I went to Build/Format the disc burned as it should, thanks
Barry

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