Burning Downloaded shows on a DVD

I tried burning a DVD with "The Office" shows bought from iTunes Music store, but after i burned the DVD whenever i try to play it on either of my DVD players it refuses to start playing, niether of them can read the disc. I burned it on a Data DVD format, because it was my only option. I am using Sony DVD-R disc's to burn. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You,

Sorry to be the messenger of bad new but, with purchased video you currently can not burn it to a playable DVD.
Apple has done this to make sure "Hollywoods" content is fully protected and to keep them happy. Now there are some DVD players that will read and play a DATA dvd, but most don't. DATA DVDs are mainly for backup only incase your PC crashes or something.

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If you only have PSE, then output your slideshow as a wmv file and use whatever software you have to create the video dvd, even something like Windows DVD maker. If you also have Premiere Elements, then send the slideshow there for finishing.

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no.
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- then read the doc that came with the software that supports your DVD burner (might be Nero, Sonic, Roxio) looking for a function that will create a Video DVD (note that it must specifically be creating/authoring a VIDEO DVD intended for play on TV rather than just burning a data DVD). Once you find this function, use your WMV file from PSE 4 as the input and choose the software options that give you a video DVD.
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AHH a fellow sufferer. I was pulling my hair out about this finally with help from my computer literate son and the apple genius bar figured how how to do this.
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3. On to Audio. go to the audio files select what you want to play and highlight it and drag it anywhere onto the slideshow/ You will know it is there by an ITunes speaker showing up in the lower panel YOu can hit transitions to chose how that works, does not have ken burns which I dislike because it truncates my photos. Select slideshow speed. 3 secs is too short with titles. Click return.
4. you will be returned to the screen with the Theme box, the slideshow box on its right and a gray box on the left. for a start which will avoid the theme opener, drag the slideshow box over to the left box, you will now have two slideshow boxes. This usually avoids the theme screen entirely when your disc plays. Now you can preview and burn.
5. You can also make an iPhoto slideshow complete with music, other formats transitions and music and save it as a Quicktime movie to your desktop. Then when you hit the "+" button on the left click on add movie and drag it from your desktop onto the little box next to the theme box (the same place you dragged your slideshow or photos)
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After previewing, hit the burn button, it can take some time to set up, but if you burn several discs the repeat burn time is much shortened.
HOpe this helps, if yo have more questions I'd be happy to helpl if I can. forgive the typos please
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