You know how on Itunes you can go buy those tv show episodes for $1.99 per episode, and they are in a protected mpeg-4 video format? Well, the protection is no problem, I don't want to convert them into other video formats, but can you burn those onto DVD in any way so they can play on a regular DVD player? I don't mind just watching them via Itunes on my desktop or laptop but I was wondering if there's a way I can burn some of the kids shows onto a DVD so that my daughter can watch them in her room? No way will I let her get near my laptop, it would be toast.

I am wondering about the Itunes format specifically, I know I have burned *.mpg* files to a CDR and had it work in a DVD player, and I know Itunes music burns to audio cd, but do the videos burn to a video dvd??

i guess so.why dont you try it with either a cdr or a dvdr.if the file is less then 650 megs then you may even be able to put it on a cdr and play it on the dvd player.i know i downloaded hole mpeg4s from a website years ago and put them on a cdr and they play on my dvd player.