IDVD 6 can't be launched after MacOS 10,5,4 update

I just update Leopard to 10,5,4 and i find that iDVD 6 can't be used. I don't like iDVD 8 (or iMovie 8 either) and have continued to use "6" without problems until this last update. Anyone have a work around for this?

In the meantime I've found the my MacBook which was updated to 10.5.4 at the same time runs iDVD6 just fine so must be permissions or the fact that the problem arose in my G5 which is obviously PPC while MacBook is intel. Sorry for the false alarm

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31 com.apple.iChat 0x0008d346 0x1000 + 574278
32 com.apple.iChat 0x0008cd3a 0x1000 + 572730
33 com.apple.iChat 0x0008c49e 0x1000 + 570526
34 com.apple.iChat 0x00087053 0x1000 + 548947
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36 com.apple.iChat 0x00036e47 0x1000 + 220743
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2 com.apple.CoreFoundation 0x967d60de CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 1806
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