IDVD5 freezes during disc image creation

iDVD(5.0.1) freezes at the "writing" stage of disc image creation.
Video is imported to iMovie. I then make a 58 minute movie which I move to iDVD.
After modifying the original iDVD file created by iMovie I "save as">new file name in another location on the hardisc.
I quit iDVD, delete the original iDVD file, delete the playlist, restart, repair permissions, restart a 2nd time and then start iDVD.
I open the 2nd iDVD file (the one I "saved as"), and then burn to disc image.
The program goes through the first 4 menus and gets stuck on the "writing lead-in" phase. By stuck, I mean there is no activity for over 5 hours and I get the colored circle going around and around. I have done this before with a shorter, ~35 minute, movie with no problem.
iDVD is set to "Best Quality".
Any thoughts?
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.3) 2 GHz, 370 GB HD

Hello Laszlo:
Were you trying to make a disk image of just stills and no audio? (I quote Matti Haveri):
- Sometimes iMovie HD 5.0.2 projects with only still images fail to burn in iDVD 5.0.1
iDVD 5 sometimes has an error if it tries to encode an iMovie HD project consisting only of imported still images and no sound track.
For example: I can produce the error when trying to burn this simple project: Create a PAL-DV project with iMovie 5.0.2. Import two 2048x1536 JPEGs to it with Ken Burns turned off. Send the project to iDVD 5.0.1 and let iMovie render the stills when it prompts it. Then encode the project as a disk image. At the very end of the encoding process there is an alert "Encoding Video. Error during rendering/encoding:" and making the disk image fails.
The error can sometimes be prevented if a short video clip with audio is inserted to the beginning of the iMovie project. Sometimes this doesn't work and iDVD's error message at the end of the encoding is: "Errors were found during the burning process. The error #-1 was reported". (This applies to iMovie 5.0.1 and iDVD 5.0 -- I haven't seen this in later versions).
Sue

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Doesn't seem any different from the others, just a teeny bit larger in size. But i'm happy with it for now, no more time to tinker with this part on this project.)
So thank you all for your help, and i will now start posting any problems with this (or any other) project to the other forums. (but I'll check back here again in case you have another bit of advice for me
Elizabeth

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All the films exported to QT are in good quality when you watch them in QT, even if you play them in IDVD they look perfect, but once the dvd is written, or even written to disc image (so it can’t be a bad dvd) there is a huge quality drop. It does not look like a high quality apple made film anymore, compare it to an old analog filmed thing with huge bad pixels blocky view, like I used a crystallize effect in imovie (but the film has never been in imovie), not smooth at all as it is playing in QT or did in FCE
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This is very humiliating when you play it to a crowd of friends
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I have had this problem ever since I used IDVD6, could returning to IDVD5 be a good cure?
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MB Pro 1,83 GHz 1,5GB Ram 120HD Mac OS X (10.4.7) 20" Cin-displ; Lacie 120-500-600 Extern HD

A few points:
First of all, how long is your movie? The closer it is to Best Quality's 2 hour limitation the more artifacting may occur. I find that if I keep things under 90 minutes I get much cleaner results. If it is over 90 minutes I split it over two projects (this all assumes you are using Single Layer DVD/burner. DL will, of course, handle longer movies differently)
The suggestion to make sure everything is PAL is totally correct. Make sure all your FCE sequences are PAL as well as iDVD
Just to clarify: From FCE Export as Quictime Movie ... not Quicktime Conversion. You can decide to make it self-contained or not but this will not affect the quality.
Compressing to MPEG2 is certainly an "invasive" process. DVD Studio Pro and Compressor gives you more options, but for most of my movies I use iDVD and get clean results ... except, as I said, if the running time is very long.
The other thing to note here: What is your source material? Are we talking DV original? Or were the original video files another codec, like MPEG4, or MPEG2 from a DVD ... if so, you already went thru re-compression in order to work in FCE ... by the time you make a DVD, yikes. If it is all DV original, you are really only encoding once.
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