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In that case, perhaps things can be simple when it comes to what is mentioned at the point after the final .iso is created.
Six words: Rufus is a USB creation tool.
Then find a way to simplify what's obvious to advanced computer users but not novice users, that they can't just burn the .iso as a file but that they need to use disc burning software to "Burn Image" or "Write Image File to Disc" to create a DVD.
Windows has a built-in .iso burner, doesn't it? I've used it many time to burn Linux .isos onto DVD media that is bootable.