Problems exporting slide shows

I am having problems every time when I export a slide show from I photo. On play back there always seems to be some momentary interference. I have tried exporting different slide show projects with the same result. can anyone tell me what this is. It is a shame as everything else seems to run smoothly afterwards.

I am using tracks which I have built in logic and have imported into itunes where I can then import them into the slide shows in iPhoto.
Yes it tends to happen a couple of seconds into play back of the slide show.
I have tried to export the slide show without music and its the same thing. its like an interference similar to what you would get if a fridges thermostat clicked in on the same circuit as you are using for your computer or studio and the screen goes a bit shaky for a second

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