Importing FCP 4.5 to Quicktime movie to IDVD to burn

I am getting a rhythmic tic in the audio once the disc is burned. Everything else seems fine. May be slightly slower than as viewed during FCP edit but might be my imagination. Any ideas on how to get the audio clean?

What frame rate was your FCP edit made and exported at?

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