Final Cut Pro X wont burn to DVD

I burned a DVD from Final Cut Pro X earlier successfully, now I when to try to burn to DVD there is now response. I have tried multiple DVD's, restarted my mac, rebuilt the project and still no luck.
Any help would be greatly appreciated

Video was recorded using an Atomos Ninja, so was split into multiple short videos. I just imported all the videos, added them to the timeline. Then I tried to Share > DVD.
DVD Settings:
I am using Aone DVD-R Discs
I did the exact same thing for the previous project which exported successfully

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