Compressed Video File Size Too Large for DVD?

I exported a one hour and 51 minute FCP Studio sequence to Compressor. I chose the 120 minute 4:3 best quality and Dolby for the audio. It took six hours and thirty five minutes to compress. When I bring the compressed "assets" into DVD Studio Pro, it indicates 5.9 gig. That won't fit on a standard DVD-R disk. Should I have used a different compression scheme when I made my choice in Compressor? Can I fit the movie on a standard DVD, or do I have to go back to FCP to shorten the sequence? What size must it be in FCP to fit on a standard DVD after Compressor and DVD Studio Pro?
Thanks

iDVD encodes (compresses) the video before burning
the DVD, so there's no problem. Your iMovie project
will fit.
The iDVD capacity is best expressed in time instead
of size. iMovie 4/5 can include up to 2 hours of
video. A little less, counting iDVD features.
Karl
Hi Karl
I have an iMovie file that is 3hr and 10min long. I have a dual layer burner and dual layer DVD's to burn onto. Will this file fit onto the 8.5GB disc? or do I have to compress it somehow? If there is some software that will do this could you let me know?
The dual layer DVD's say they will fit 215 min of video on them, so why does it reject my file when starting iDVD?
Thanks for your help

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