Want to burn pix to dvd to play on dvd blue ray machine

I have downloaded several hundred pictures to a thumbdrive and burned them to a dvd-r through my Macbook Pro. When I take the dvd to play on my dvd machine or Macbook Pro it will not play, however it will play on my Dell PC. I need this for a party I'm throwing and it has to play on a dvd blue ray machine. Can anyone help?? Thanks.

Here's a great little tutorial to accomplish what you're looking for
http://www.kenstone.net/fcphomepage/first_playwarmouth.html
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