How do I burn a DVD of photos on my MacBook Pro

I have tried several times to burn photos but I get messages that it is unable to burn the disc.
I also tried to burn a slideshow with music to a DVD and that didn't work, either.
So, basically, exactly what kind of DVD should I be using?
And which of the options should I choose for the kind of DVD I want, which is I want to be able to play it on a DVD player to watch on a TV.

You have to buy an external Blue-ray player.
Check this site out. Click on the "CD/DVD/Blue-ray tab.
http://eshop.macsales.com/
Hope this helps.

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