Can I burn a purchased Itunes video onto a DVD?

Does anyone know if I can burn a purchased video in ITunes to a DVD? I bought CNN Planet in Peril.

Does anyone know if I can burn a purchased video in ITunes to a DVD?
Not onto a video DVD. A data DVD will work, but these will only play in iTunes and are subject to authorization.
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and Selecting the demo video: “Easy Export”,
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