Burning photos in separate folders to DVD from iPhoto/F

Hi,
I have sorted my photos into various folders within an album on iPhoto and would like to burn these onto one DVD in their separate folders (as opposed to lumping them all onto one DVD in one big folder).
Unfortunately, when I insert a blank DVD and choose Open Finder, it no longer shows the photos in their separate folders, they are all bunched together. This would not be a problem if my SuperDrive (and Windows PC) didn't take a dogs age to preview the photos once they are burnt onto DVD but it does, therefore, I like to break them up into folders of around 100 photos each in order for the photo previews to load reasonably quickly.
Does anyone know how to keep the photos in their separate folders and burn them onto a DVD keeping them in their separate folders please?
Many thanks.

Let's make sure we have the same terminology here. In the left hand pane of iPhoto we have folders and albums. Folders can hold albums. So are you referring to albums within a folder?
If so you will have to export each album's photos to a folder on the Desktop via the File ➙ Export ➙ File Export menu option. Once all of the albums have been exported to its own folder drag them onto a blank DVD disc in the optical drive and burn.

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