Muxing takes forever in DSP4 (compared to DSP3)

Hi,
The company I work for have just updated their G5s (dual 2GHz G5, 2GB RAM) with FCP Studio 2, including DSP 4.
The first thing I noticed was how much longer the muxing process is taking, compared to DVD Studio Pro 3 on the same computers. Any reason for this?
Many thanks,
Aleks

Aleks78 wrote:
The G5's did get 10.4 as a clean (erase all) install. Our FCP Studio 2 software was an update only, so FCP 4.5 was installed first.
That may lead to some isssues, only install the FCP Studio and not the 4.5
Both the assets (MPEG2 created through compressor) and the Build/VideoTS folder was on our fibrechannel EONstore server. Speed or disk-space shouldn't be an issue.
Basically the DVD had a main menu with 12 buttons targeting 12 tracks with 45-50mins of footage IN TOTAL (1.9 GB). Muxing: 2 hrs approx, Formatting: 15 mins approx.
Does that seem right?
That sounds real long unless things were being encoded. Sounds like something is amiss somewhere.

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