DVD gets compressed

When I burn my 16:9 DVDs to disc, then play them back on a DVD player and 16:9 tv, the picture is compressed with black bands top and bottom. Can anybody help please?

Thank you for your help with this matter.
Sometimes the most obvious solutions are overlooked.
Thanks,
Iain

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