Burning CDs... Different File Types

I'm getting ready to burn a CD for someone, until I ran into a problem. Can I take music videos purchased from the iTunes Music Store and mix them with regular music tracks (also purchased from the store)? Once the disk is burned, will each track play like it is supposted to?
If you've tried this before or already know, any answer would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
HP Pavilion a839n Windows XP

You can burn as a data CD. It will not be playable in a CD player, but a computer will play the music fine.

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