Create DVD?

I've downloaded video from my digital camera, and used QuickTime Pro 7 to edit videos and use the edited clips to create one movie. Now I want to burn a DVD, but can't locate any instructions. I see how to prep for upload to internet (like you tube, i suppose), but I wanna play on TV for older generation who don't do computers. Need it on a DVD. Any suggestions are appreciated. My Grandpa is very ill and we'd like to show him this movie before he passes, so time is of the essence.

Quicktime (Pro) can't make DVD's. Your going to need a DVD authoring program for Windows.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&q=howto+make+dvds+on+windowsxp&btnG=Search

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