Exporting DVD projects back to Sony DCR PC1000 camera

Good evening Apple community
I've been having problems exporting finished projects back to my camera. Sometimes it works, but mostly it gets stuck. Is it possible to export back to an external dvd hard drive recorder? The model I have is a Pioneer DVR 520H.
Do I have to set the iMovie preferences to play back through the camera and then just hit the record button on my dvd recorder?
Appreciate any help.
PG

I have been reading alot of posts in here, and dan slagle seems to be the most quoted person for imovie questions. Check other questions you will find the full address for danslagle.com

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