IMovie exports large Memory Intensive Files

I have just started using iMovie08 and find in exporting to QuickTime the size for 15 minutes of Footage is 3.2 GB. Exporting the same file to Share> Media Browser gives a file size of 2.2 Gb in MP4 format. How will I get an hour of clips onto one DVD
Don't worry about file sizes when burning a DVD in iDVD. File size depends on the data rate associated with the codec used. Since iDVD will convert your project file to MPEG-2 video and PCM audio and then mux them together in a VOB file container, the only thing that matters is the number of minutes being converted and which compression option you use in iDVD. In you case, an hour of count should about fit on any of the three options for a single-layer burn.

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