I just inserted a Cd in my MacBook Pro but it shows unsupported help please

I just inserted a Cd in my MacBook Pro but it shows me unsupported. i need help i want to be able to play CDs n DVDs

Chimobi,
from the Apple menu, select About This Mac; a small window will appear. On that window, press the More Info… button. A new window will appear which has “MacBook Pro” in big black type. Just underneath of that in smaller grey type will be your model; please provide that information in your reply. Near the bottom of the same window will be a line that starts with “Software:”. Please provide the information on that line also.

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