Error when tryying to burn ny dvd with Encore

I am getting a error when tryying to burn ny dvd with Encore
PCG "baseball_and_more" has an error at 00;00;00.
Internal software error:0% line basball_and_more -PGC Info name == baseball_and_more ref == Bpgc, time 00;00;00
Anyone know what this is due to?
If I add another clip before the base_ball_and_more then I get the same erro but at 16:45:0I 4
This seems related to changing the M/N field in the adobe media encoder. If I use defaults while encoding in premier
I dont get them error in Encore. But if I change the defaults ( hope fully to get better DVD results) I get the error.

First, back on the main page http://forums.adobe.com/community/encore enter
pcg
into the SMALL forum search window on the right and read previous discussions
Second, try exporting from Premiere as DV AVI type 2 and give that to Encore... use the Automatic encoding setting and let Encore make the decision on what will best fit on a DVD

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