Windows 7: Making a DVD of a YouTube video

I seldom pay much attention to You Tube but I did come across this a few days ago and would like to make a DVD of it but have been unable to figure out how to do it. The site is YouTube - US Naval Academy Performance Kings Firecracker. If you watch it I'm sure you will be intrigued.

Can someone help me download this and put in on a DVD? I have tried using Amor SWF2Video with no success.

Thank you very much.

YouTube Downloader - Software to download and convert YouTube video

edit: I've just tried it, its downloading the video without a problem

Those kids are amazing.

If you use FF , try video download helper:

Anytime you view a YouTube vid it is already in the cache of your browser, so there is no need to d/l it directly once it's fully loaded.

If you can't find the cache or don't feel like navigating through your files, there is a program called VideoCacheView v1.71, it scans your caches and gives the option to copy the video file in your cache to whatever folder you want.

Play offline/Save .flv video files from Web browser cache

Once you have the video, you can use something like DVD Flick to convert and burn it to a DVD. You'll find it here along with a list of other free video tools

DVDVideoSoft.com: Download free DVD, iPod, YouTube video converter and editor software and freeware

*Note - DVD Flick runs best when set to compatability for Win XP Serv Pack 3

Thank you all very much for your helpful suggestions. Will just have to choose the route I want to take.

Thanks again.