HT3209 can you burn a video dvd?

I downloaded a video so that the entire family could watch it on Thanks giving.. How do I burn it to DVD?

You don't.
") You shall not be entitled to burn video iTunes Products"
http://www.apple.com/legal/itunes/us/terms.html#SERVICE
You can connect your computer/ipod/iphone/ipad to your tv and watch

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