Compiling DSS on MacOS 10.3.9 with Xcode 1.5

Hello,
I am trying to compile DSS 5.5 on a XServer G4 with Mac OS Server 10.3.9 and Xcode 1.5.
There is a failure in the ./Buildit script when launching the command:
xcodebuild -project StreamingServer.xcode -target DSS
Moreover, I can not open StreamingServer.xcode with Xcode 1.5 ...
What does that mean ? Is there something special to be done to compile ?
Thank you for any help.

Hi Forestman
Suggest staying w/ iLife '05.
Specs (if you look under system requirements for iLife '06) at the apple store states:
Mac OS X v10.4.4 required for iMovie HD themes, iPhoto photocasts, and iChat recording in GarageBand
also requires:
QuickTime 7.0.4
btw .... I highly recommend a G4 processor when using a superdrive. Reason: painfully slow on a G3.
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