Unable to play burned disc.

I know I am missing a minor step here.
I have correctly imported a movie from FCP to DVD Pro and moved it to the correct track...and then burned it. I can tell that the burn process is progressing as it should.
But when I insert the disc into my drive after it has burned (formatted) all I see is a black screen and when I click on 'menu' or 'play' I get a 'not permitted' notice.
I know that this movie has burned to the inserted disc correctly but I cannot play it back. I am missing a very minor step here.
What am I doing wrong?
Dan

Although I never received a response to this query I would like to offer some feedback as to what I found re this problem in case anyone also runs into it.
With the help of a friend we came to the conclusion after burning about 20 unsuccessful discs that it seems to be an issue with 'master templates' in FCP.
Here is what happened. I created a project (movie) in FCP with the intro having a 'master template' at the opening of the disc...in my case a water template. You can check them out.
It seems that exporting the finished project to DVD Pro although successful and playing it in DVD PRO was fine: burning the completed track to a DVD disc resulted in a 'not permitted' play. Even though the burn notice in DVD PRO said that the disc was "formatted successfully' and all appeared fine.
When we deleted the template from the track (back in FCP) it then did burn so that we could view it. Bear in mind that I have burned other projects with opening intro templates with no problems. However some templates (my friend says) are Volkswagens and some are Ferraris.
You have to be familiar with templates to know what I am talking about.
It seems that DVD PRO does not like all the FCP has to offer! We think!
But.....we still have not gotten to the bottom of this.
Apparently no one here has any thoughts on this? Which is also quite interesting.
Dan

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