Print DVD on Pro 100 from Photoshop

I can't figure out how to print directly to a DVD from Photoshop.
I can print with no problem from the Easy Photoprint app, I send the job and after a while the yellow light starts blinking like it needs paper. So I insert the disk tray and press the feed button and it prints no problem.
However, when I print from Photoshop, I select "Disk tray K" as the paper size, send the job, and the light starts blinking, just like before. But when I press the feed button, it stops for a couple seconds and then starts blinking again.
I'm having to save the file as a .jpg and bring it into Easy Photoprint, which is a real pain. Is there some trick to getting DVDs printed directly in Photoshop?

There will be no message to load the disk tray from PS. That is why I suggested he stay with the free included software.
I suspect that warning is to not try and load the disk tray while the printer is readying itself for printing.
As this is the first statement in the manual;
Placing a Printable Disc
To print onto a printable disc, place it on the disc tray supplied with the printer, then insert it into the printer.
My quote was, "Not after you send the job from PS." I have not tried to print a DVD from PS but I have done many from Easy Photo Print EX. It may not even be possible.
However, you cited a good point, better to be cautious.
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Have you tried printing using the Print Studio Pro plugin for Photoshop? If this is not install, it is available for download from Canon's web site. To download and install Print Studio Pro, please follow these steps:
1. Visit Canon's website at: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer
2. Type PIXMA PRO-100 in the "Enter Your Model Name" box and click GO.
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4. Click Software.
5. Click on Print Studio Pro.
6. If you agree, please select the checkbox next to "I have read and agree to the terms of the Disclaimer and wish to continue with the download".
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