Slideshow exported movie format

When I export a slideshow to movie and then try to burn the movie to DVD, Toast says 'Your data is in NTSC format - do you want to re-encode to PAL format?'
Why is my exported movie in NTSC format?
Can I export from iPhoto in PAL format?
I can't find the option in iPhoto.
thanks
Pete
London
UK

Why don't i use iDVD ????
Well to me (the uneducated) at this moment that is like saying "if you want a piece of toast with your tea why don't you employ the Queens head chef and his army of cooks to make it for you."
All I want to do is burn my existing movie (which already has music) to a DVD.
When I open iDVD it reminds me of those menu options you hear when you call many companys nowadays. They offer you 5 million things you don't want and do not offer the one thing you do want. (same for most websites)
EG: "If you would like to take your grandmother to the moon on every second Tuesday in March - press 1..." etc etc
iDVD offers me 10 billion ways of embellishing my DVD with countless menus. photos, music and God knows what else.
But all I want to do is burn my movie to DVD, as it is - in the correct format. (PAL widescreen) !!!!!!
I have just looked through the iDVD help and I actually can't work out how to do that very simple thing ! (and it took me half an hour to read it all)
I cannot find any mention of 'aspect ratio' (I need 16x9 - widescreen)
I tried somehow burning one and it did work but it plays in 4x3 format.
So thats why I was using Toast.
Does that answer your question?
You have a nice name.
Where are you from?
Pete
London
UK

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