Getiing error=50 while burning dvd

i keep getting an error =50 when using roxio while im burning a dvd of photos and little mvi files from my camera. i just finished burning one folder and that went well. but now im burning a different folder and as its encoding it stops and shows me this error. when i look it up it says this is usually an itunes error. how do i find out what is wrong with this folder? is it really a mac os x error=50 or is there a corrupt file in this folder?

Hi. Same problem with my new macbook.
Tried two RI-DISC 8x certified, same error.
Tried again with a lower quality PRINCO DVD 4x, with no errors, just a slowdown to 2x.
Tried with 2 Verbatim 16x cerified without "anomalies".
Tried finally once more with RI-DISC 8x : success
I guess the first 2 discs were damaged, maybe some scratches on them, and maybe the matshita unit on my macbook is a little bit "ticklish" , just to use an euphemism
iMac G5 20'' iSight - Macbook Core Duo 2,0Ghz Mac OS X (10.4.6) 10.4.7 now

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