IPhoto music

When tying to use iPhoto in Front Row the screen goes black on my MacBook and a few seconds later a message appears stating that it cannot find the music I've selected as background. Can I turn this option off in Front Row. I've gone into iPhoto itself and played a slide show and the music works fine and I can also have it on or off, however, Front Row doesn't seem to give me this option. But why can't it find my music selection.
MacBook 2.0GHz   Mac OS X (10.4.6)  

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