Images not readable once burned to dvd

Hello,
After I burn images to a dvd, there is 1 image that doesn't load and forces the window to close down, bringing me back to my desktop. When I open the image from my desktop, it opens the preview window no problem. It's only after I burn it to dvd that I can't view it and something is causing it to close down. It's bizarre that it only happens to one image. This issue has happened a few times. Also, I regularly get the error message that doesn't allow me to verify the

I tried burning it at 2x and this worked. (I was burning at 4x.) I can see all images now.

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Hi all,
thanks for your answers.
@John T Smith:
What's the solution ?
With http://forums.adobe.com/thread/890691?tstart=0
I haven't tried to generate a folder with Encore but only ISO files.
I will try this solution.
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