Error message while burning BD

I am copying a large 105 page Apple Works text to a CD. Part way through I get a message that unable to complete, error message 6. What does this mean? Any suggestions to fix it?

Try burning your CD at a lower speed -- not at the maximum. Even if you have to go to a much lower speed it should only take a bit longer to burn. I have had the same difficulty in the past and had success in lowering the speed. Also maybe if you reduce the size of the photos -- not to the smallest but to the medium size, that too may help. Just try one of these options to start with and see if it makes any difference.
Hope this makes sense.
Treefern

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Not sure I can help very much, but I have had similar problems with large projects. I think (but I'm not sure) that iDVD does not do a very good job of estimating the size of the project until it starts to render/encode. So your project might be too big even for a dual-layer DVD. Can you reduce the size/length of the movie at all. And/or reduce the size of any iDVD slideshows you might also have in the iDVD project.
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