I am trying to burn a basic DVD in DVDSp 4.0,

Here is the message I am getting...The Build Location folder contains a HVDVD_TS folder(HD DVD content). You must remove the HVDVD_TS folder from the Build Location in order to proceed with Build/Format of a Standard DVD project.
Not sure how or why. If anyone has had this issue, please tell me how to resolve it.
Thanks.
The video piece is about 1hr and 30 minutes...cut into 2 segments. SOmehow, it seems that one of the segments is SD and the other is HD. I crearted the video in FCP 6.06
Thanks.
MArk

I actually had to go into my preferences...discard the HVDVD_TS folder and it worked fine.
Thanks for your offers.
Mark

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