Help with Video from iTunes or Amazon that I purchase to be put on DVD

[kezug]

I have purchased a video (Carrie Underwood's - The Storyteller Tour) via Amazon Prime. The video showed up on my Prime section of Amazon and I was able to play it on my computer, but I did NOT see any way to download this video for my own keepsake. After all, I purchased it, I should digitally physically own it! I know some Amazon video's can be downloaded, but I did not see anyway possible (issue with site???) with this one.
So, I got a refund from Amazon.

I then turned to iTunes and purchased it. This time, I got a download! Yay.....not really! As now I am not able to put it on DVD since its got DRM on it.

I use Windows10.
I do NOT have an Amazon Firestick.
I do have my son's AppleTv (1st gen).
I do have a 1st gen Chromecast.

This is not a very good situation for me as I simply want to put, what I purchase, on a DVD (or Blu-ray) so I can watch it in my media room (projector, A/V Receiver, Blu-ray/DVD player) or on any TV/DVD combo in my house). I am not looking to sell this...just looking to put it on media so I can watch it.

So...I am willing to repurchase from Amazon if I need to but what are my options here so I can fully enjoy this Concert...but not have to watch it on my computer?

Any tips/suggestions out there?

 

[boshettee]

There are many programs, both paid for and free, to circumvent DRM. That is the only way I know of to be able to view your purchase on different devices. I understand this site does not allow any further elaboration.

 

[Rocky Bennett]

First, do you have a legal right to do this? If not then you might not have very much luck with commercially available software and you will have to turn to the black market. We can't help you with that.

 

[Rocky Bennett]

Although boshette posted while I was posting, that is actually the correct answer. The OP needs to go to a pirate forum for advice on this.

 

[kezug]

That all stinks as I dont want to go pirate! I wish there was a better way...or that the artist would sell it on DVD or blu-ray format! It is cheaper for them to go digital, but the constraint on the consumer to manage the digital aspect of it just plain stinks. black market/pirating is not an option for me.

 

[kezug]

Then, to me, it seems my best way to handle this would be to by a Amazon Fire Stick so I can access my purchased (I can/will purchase it again) video and then play it on my devices that are connected to the Fire Stick? I also want the best audio/video quality and no degradation either.