IDVD issues when dvd is close to being saturated

I work at filming weddings parties etc.
so when i have everything edited and ready i burn the video to a dvd using idvd.But if the video lasts about 2 hours when i play the video there are parts that can last from 5 secs to 4 min that the quality of the video is very bad like if it was pixelated but the audio is still fine.It usually happens after 1 hour and 30mins of the video.This happens to me all the time if the video lasts around 2 hours (it has happened with all the idvd versions i have used) it has been going for quite a while now
please help and thank you...

Welcome to the forums.
2 hrs is essentially the maximum amount of video which iDVD can burn to a DVD, so you are pushing the limits of what iDVD can do (should be using the "Pro" setting in Preferences). When video is highly compressed (as in your case), a common result is pixilation. Some options include:
* minimize your menus (no motion menus; short menu music; etc.). This will leave more space on the disc for the wedding video.
* split the video into two discs or use a double-layer disc. This allows encoding with less compression and better-looking results.
* shorten the video so you have less than an hour of highlights. There's less compression if you have less than an hour of video.
* Experiment with other software to do your compression and burning. DVD Studio Pro is Apple's professional$$ software; Roxio Toast doesn't have the nice menus but has lots of compression options; and there are some others in the Mac video market.
John

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