Front Row shuts down when i'm marking a 1 gb movie

I have just converted Kill Bill vol. 1 (1 gb), and it's working fine in Quicktime, when i'm opening the movie from finder. But when i mark the movie in Front Row, Front Row shuts down.
What is the problem?

Please help me....

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