IMovie and Fujifilm DVD-R's

I am having a problem burning an iMovie to FujiFilm DVD-r's. Does anyone have any ideas. This same movie burns fine on an Imation DVD-R. Can someone explain this to me. I just bought 100 of these and I find it hard to believe that I have to use these as coasters for my next party. HELP!!!!!!!

The plot thickens.
I work on two machines: a monster Dual Processor G5 and a G4 PowerBook. I was trying to burn on the DP G5 and it would not burn on those Fuji DVD-R's. I tried it on my G4 Laptop and they burn fine. Go figure the machine designed to handle all that digital video has to offer will not burn those disks. At least I don't have to resort to the coaster idea!!!!!
Thanks, for the help!
Bernie

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