Hi, I would like to convert a .flv clip to DVD to play on the computer or DVD player, but all the different methods have left me a bit confused. Can someone help me by answering the following questions?
1. Is Any Video Converter (free) capable of doing that. Should I use DVD Flick, or something else? I am able to convert the .flv clips, with AVC, to DVD NTSC and play them on my computers, but not on my DVD player; that could be that my player is so old that it doesn't recognize the file as it has been converted. I did try burning the clip using DVD Flick after converting the .flv to NTSC, but only the laptop that I used to do the transfer will play it. (It has Windows 7). However, it won't play on my Windows XP desktop.
2. Am I correct in convering the .flv to NTSC before burining it to a DVD, or should I be doing something else, as well?
3.Can I use either program to convert the .flv (on my Windows 7 laptop) to DVD format so that a friend can view the video on their Mac laptop? If so, to what do I transfer the .flv before burning it to DVD?
4. Am I on the right track? I still find all this a bit confusing, but I am up to the challenge!
I wish there was an outline of each step and the settings that will work best, but everything I find online contricts the other articles/instructions.
Any help will be appreciated! (I hope I'm posting this on the right area! I've sent this to CNet, but wasn't sure if they only help with their site issues.)

Chowhound
Comic Vine
GameFAQs
GameSpot
Giant Bomb
TechRepublic