Invalid Marker position.

Hi..
i'm trying to burn my project all done using DVD studio Pro, it consists of 3 menus connected to each other and a couple of slideshows linked to them. But when i pressed Burn and it started the build at the end of building a acertain slideshow an error occured and said, "Invalid Marker position. Distance between markers must be at least .4 seconds"
ANy help please!! everything accepted..

Go into your preferences and in the 'tracks' section, check the 'fix invalid markers on build' option.

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