Burning DL, doesn't recognise the disk?

Morning
I was just starting a disk off this morning, before I went to work, and it's 6.6GBs. I have a DL burner, and I bought a Verbatim DL disk yesterday. I put the disk in my drive and pressed "Burn Disk". What happened!
The iDVD programme said that my project was too big for a single-layer disk and I should put in a dual-layer disk. Obviously, the only option is to eject.
Any answers?
I am proceeding to burn a disk image, which isn't recommended, but what else can I do?
Thanks in advance

Found the answer.
My drive doesn't support DVD-R DL.
Silly really!
Thanks anyway

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