I can't open a library project that I burned to a disk

I burned an exported Aperture Library project to a disc. When I try to open it I get a message that says"Aperture cannot open this library - The volume this library is stored on doesnt have any free space remaining.  Is is not possible to store projects to a Dvd or CD?

You can archive to a DVD.  An archive is not generally considered to be usable until you unarchive it -- in this case, by copying it to to a HDD.  In the most general sense, archives are storage copies, not working copies.

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