How to burn a FCP project on dvd

I have FCP on a macbook air and I worked on a documentary for about 6 months and I had constant problems do not have enough space on my hard drive to work on it. I have an external hard drive, and after having put my library on it, I could finish my documentary which takes 56 minutes. Now, I have a different problem trying to get my project to a dvd. If I export my project as a dvd it takes a few hours and once it gets to 66% make stops and my computer gets really hot, and she never exported. My computer tells me that I don't have enough room for export to dvd. I am able to export it as a master file on my desktop and it tells me that the file has 29,48 GB so I don't know how to put it on a dvd because the largest gas dvd is only like 8 GB. Any suggestions?

The master file can not be converted into a DVD without using another program to create DVD.

Write you may not have enough free space on the disk your MBA for Final Cut system all temporary files that it needs to encode and create the DVD.

If you have about 20 GB of free, move a sufficient amount of files off the drive to an external drive to reach this minimum.

If you have a background image for your DVD menu, resize it so that it is not bigger than 720 X 480. This resizing can be done in preview,

Good luck.

Russ

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