Convert CD iso to DVD

Hi,
I am wanting to convert a bootable CD iso to create a bootable DVD.  Can I easily do this?
Thanks

Indeed, you can burn any CD ISO on DVD media. CD types not supported by DVD media can't be saved in ISO format.

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