How to burn with DVDSP

Hi chaps, you may have spotted my other post outlining my problems, I have still not resolved the burning with Toast problems but as an alternative I thought I'd try burning in DVDSP however when I hit the 'burn' icon a message appears " Formatting successful formatting finished" what am I doing wrong (forgive my ignorance, I have been handed this project and know very little about DVDSP) Regards and have good weekends Roger

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Negative, not a clue.
A project that DVDSP interprets as already burned wither has no elements or has, in fact, been burned.
Try saving your project under a new name or making a duplicate of it at the Finder level. You want to maintain it s assets but you want to discard or at disassociate its MPEG and PAR files. You can do that a couple of different ways but the easiest might be to find them and place them in a trash before you launch DVDSP or, if you don't like that idea, copy the MPEG and other DVD encodes to a another drive and discard the originals.
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