I cannot burn a DVD on a video I took on my iPhone 5

Hi,
I am not sure if this is where I should post this question. I took a video on my iPhone 5 and want to burn it on a DVD but when I tried to burn it using Windows DVD Maker, it did not support .mov format. Is there any other way I can burn it onto a DVD? I thought I might be able to use Windows Media Player but that didn't work.
Thanks so much!

ThjeVMan can definitely download it to a Mac if he has one. Since he didn't mention a Mac I assumed he didn't have one.
Launch Image Capture and connect the iPhone to the Mac to upload the video to the Desktop. From there it's into iDVD or another DVD authoring application.
ThjeVMan:
If you have a Mac what system are you running and what model Mac do you have. Also what system came preinstalled on the Mac.

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