Not enough space on output media

I am trying to burn a DVD-R disc. I have 110 minutes of video at a bit rate of 4.5, max 7.0. The video was encoded from Final Cut Pro to mpeg-2 and the audio as aif. I have gone through the formulas in the help guide but I keep getting an error message that there is not enough space on output media.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
thanks in advance,
Cece

As Kelly points out, uncompressed aiff audio takes up an enormous amount of space.
Encode in a.pack to two channel stereo, 192 kbps, -31, no film compression.
Also having a maximum bit rate that high for nearly two hours of video is iffy,
You might want to drop it back

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not sure why DVDSP would give you this trouble. You might need to import to a new project to reset the disc meter. Try just doign the build and see if the size of the video_ts folder is correct.
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Just to let you know I appear to have the *exact* same problem, even down to the 3TB hard-drive in question.
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Last edited by Primoz (2010-06-03 11:46:33)

fukawi2 wrote:
Copy paste the actual error message and surrounding test (eg, the output from makepkg) would be helpful.
EDIT: Spelling
Yeah I tought so... Sorry for not including it in my OP, but I've just done it then and forgot to copy-paste and didn't want to do it again.
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