BVideo Bitrate Too High?

I just exported a video from FInal Cut Pro like I normally do. I imported it back into DVDSP and I told it to build/burn. Just out of the blue it starts telling me it failed because the bit rate is too high, how do I fix this?

I did some testing and turns out it had NOTHING to do with compressor or the video bitrate or anything. It was actually the bitrate of my DVD menus. Apparently the templete had a high uncompressed aiff file for the background music and the drop zones for my video and the motion for the menu caused the combined bitrate for the SD DVD to be over 20MBPS So I exported the song and edited it in soundtrack and reimported it as a lower bit aiff. I also lowered the bitrate of my movie to a base rate of 3.6 with max at I believe 7. Same for the DVD menu mov files. And it worked for now... Hopefully it stays working. BTW sorry for the triple post but the edit button dissapeared.
Message was edited by: Actingbiz1

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