IDVD error 1-full disk?

I tried to burn a DVD, it rendered etc etc just before the burn it came up with an error 1. I checked and all of a sudden the "disk was full" 4 gig of 4 gig. I took some stuff out and got down to 2.7 gig. tried to burn again and got the same problem, it was full again. I can't take too much out anymore. It is not the media as it is the highest quality. I'm lost. first time this has happened, culd there still be too muc on there?

John U,
18 GB of free space should be enough, try to squeeze out a few extra GB if you can.
First things I would check:
Chapter Markers http://dvd.kentidwell.com/?page_id=53
Delete the plist and repair permissions http://dvd.kentidwell.com/?page_id=77
Make sure you have some audio in the project: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301876
And finally if the project isn't too complicated, you might try rebuilding it and/or trying to burn it with a different user account.
You can also check this:
http://dvd.kentidwell.com/?page_id=65
But I haven't seen many problems with MM fonts for most users since the iDVD5.0.1 update.
Fianlly tell us more about your project. How long is it in minutes? Are you using Best Perfromance or Best Quality? Did you delete encoded assets?
John B

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