Starting DVD Build - Compiler File Error ?

I am just trying to burn off a quick looping DVD for a client to view. It's a self contained QT file exported directly from FCP. I just used one track as first play and set it to jump to beginning of that track when finished.
Simple steps I used to do all the time on my previous iMac with FCP 5.1.4 and the older DVDSP. Brand new Mac Pro with fresh install of FCS 6.0.2 this is the first time using DVDSP and I'm wondering why it's doing this? I've never seen this before...

man... im pretty much stumped now...
i guess there wouldnt be any parse files since its not even letting you get that far.
even though its Final Cut Studio 2. DVDSP didn't change it's still 4 and stayed exactly the same. my assumption is it has either something to do with permissions somewhere or something is jacked in the software somewhere...
i would say you could trash your DVDSP preferences which would be the last hope thing i would do.
located: Home folder -> library -> Preferences -> com.apple.dvdstudiopro.plist
i just deleted mine the other day for some parsing and incompatible file format stuff... just keep DVDSP pro closed delete it and reopen DVDSP and it creates a new one.
it does reset you preferences though.. so you will have to create new paths if you have changed them.. but it doesnt sound like you have so you should be fine.
keep me updated. ill try to think of something else and ask one of the other editors if he remembers what we did. (i do all the authoring here though)
sorry bro. im trying!

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Help !
This is a strange problem :
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Only explenation would be something I did in my DVD menu, or assets.
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