Encore CS5 burns just 1 GB on bluray

Hello from Germany!
I can't burn all the H264 material on blu-ray. I created in Encore CS5 with subtitles. The project check doesn't show any problems, in preview everything works like I want to. Disc-info shows that 4,33 GB are needed, but encore burns just 1 GB.
May be somebody knows ...
Thanks.
Inga

Can't copy the screen-shot of my (main) project-panel (it is tiff), I write it down:
Item               Duration     DVD-transcode-status     DVD-transcode-settings     blu-ray-transcode-stat     bu-ray-transcode-set. file-size
Video-file       00:18:41:11     non-transcoded          automatically                       transcoded                 automatically                       15 GB
Timeline          00:18:41:11     --                              N/A                                        --                              N/A                                        --
(The size of the timeline is not indicated in the project-window, but it is 3,88GB)
Maybe the problem is in interlaced and progressive???
My video is interlaced!!!
Waiting for your answer
and thanks a lot!
IJ

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