breckjensen
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by breckjensen on Nov 7, 2017 10:42:46 GMT 1, Hello everyone
I discovered that I couldn't burn any Apple Music tracks to a CD (which is fair enough, I suppose, since I'm still on the free trial), so I decided to buy an album that I had already listened to via Apple Music, thinking that, since I now owned the album, I could burn it to CD.
But when I dragged the tracks from my Purchased playlist into a new playlist and clicked "Burn Playlist to CD", I got a warning telling me that some of the tracks were Apple Music and couldn't be burned. So, I went through my iTunes library and made sure that all M4P tracks by that artist had been trashed and deleted, making sure that the tracks I then dragged to the playlist were all standard M4A format.
Still no joy. The same warning that some tracks were Apple Music was displayed. I've checked. they're not.
How do I burn a CD of tracks I've legitimately purchased and downloaded through iTunes?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References: www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=4790167
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Hello everyone I discovered that I couldn't burn any Apple Music tracks to a CD (which is fair enough, I suppose, since I'm still on the free trial), so I decided to buy an album that I had already listened to via Apple Music, thinking that, since I now owned the album, I could burn it to CD. But when I dragged the tracks from my Purchased playlist into a new playlist and clicked "Burn Playlist to CD", I got a warning telling me that some of the tracks were Apple Music and couldn't be burned. So, I went through my iTunes library and made sure that all M4P tracks by that artist had been trashed and deleted, making sure that the tracks I then dragged to the playlist were all standard M4A format. Still no joy. The same warning that some tracks were Apple Music was displayed. I've checked. they're not. How do I burn a CD of tracks I've legitimately purchased and downloaded through iTunes? Please help. Thanks! I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=4790167Animated Grafic |
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rosac
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by rosac on Nov 7, 2017 10:54:41 GMT 1, im sure this urban art forum will be able to help mate
im sure this urban art forum will be able to help mate
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chrispa
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by chrispa on Nov 7, 2017 11:07:03 GMT 1, Hello everyone I discovered that I couldn't burn any Apple Music tracks to a CD (which is fair enough, I suppose, since I'm still on the free trial), so I decided to buy an album that I had already listened to via Apple Music, thinking that, since I now owned the album, I could burn it to CD. But when I dragged the tracks from my Purchased playlist into a new playlist and clicked "Burn Playlist to CD", I got a warning telling me that some of the tracks were Apple Music and couldn't be burned. So, I went through my iTunes library and made sure that all M4P tracks by that artist had been trashed and deleted, making sure that the tracks I then dragged to the playlist were all standard M4A format. Still no joy. The same warning that some tracks were Apple Music was displayed. I've checked. they're not. How do I burn a CD of tracks I've legitimately purchased and downloaded through iTunes? Please help. Thanks! References: www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=4790167Animated Grafic
I suspect that the problem is DRM (Digital Rights Management) that Apple Apply to the music it supplies. In the early days of digital music sales everything has DRM applied and could not be shared, burnt to CD etc
Its less prevalent now but still around
My answer to how to deal with this is not to buy music from Apple (or anyone who still uses DRM)
There will be specialist music retailers (eg BLEEP for electronic music) who supply the music DRM free and then you can switch your music between formats including CD
Hello everyone I discovered that I couldn't burn any Apple Music tracks to a CD (which is fair enough, I suppose, since I'm still on the free trial), so I decided to buy an album that I had already listened to via Apple Music, thinking that, since I now owned the album, I could burn it to CD. But when I dragged the tracks from my Purchased playlist into a new playlist and clicked "Burn Playlist to CD", I got a warning telling me that some of the tracks were Apple Music and couldn't be burned. So, I went through my iTunes library and made sure that all M4P tracks by that artist had been trashed and deleted, making sure that the tracks I then dragged to the playlist were all standard M4A format. Still no joy. The same warning that some tracks were Apple Music was displayed. I've checked. they're not. How do I burn a CD of tracks I've legitimately purchased and downloaded through iTunes? Please help. Thanks! References: www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=4790167Animated GraficI suspect that the problem is DRM (Digital Rights Management) that Apple Apply to the music it supplies. In the early days of digital music sales everything has DRM applied and could not be shared, burnt to CD etc Its less prevalent now but still around My answer to how to deal with this is not to buy music from Apple (or anyone who still uses DRM) There will be specialist music retailers (eg BLEEP for electronic music) who supply the music DRM free and then you can switch your music between formats including CD |
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Matt
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by Matt on Nov 7, 2017 11:13:48 GMT 1, There used to be a small tool (publisher was Audials iirc) that would remove DRM from any purchased music.
They did this under the premise of your right to copy your music for you and your families own enjoyment (legal battle already fought in the era of recordable cassette tapes)
Not sure if this still exists ?
There used to be a small tool (publisher was Audials iirc) that would remove DRM from any purchased music.
They did this under the premise of your right to copy your music for you and your families own enjoyment (legal battle already fought in the era of recordable cassette tapes)
Not sure if this still exists ?
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jay4077
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by jay4077 on Nov 7, 2017 12:45:55 GMT 1, I remember I used Soundtaxi to remove DRM.
I remember I used Soundtaxi to remove DRM.
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seanburke
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by seanburke on Nov 7, 2017 14:12:19 GMT 1, What's a CD?
What's a CD?
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brycepen
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by brycepen on Nov 8, 2017 0:00:30 GMT 1, Hello everyone I discovered that I couldn't burn any Apple Music tracks to a CD (which is fair enough, I suppose, since I'm still on the free trial), so I decided to buy an album that I had already listened to via Apple Music, thinking that, since I now owned the album, I could burn it to CD. But when I dragged the tracks from my Purchased playlist into a new playlist and clicked "Burn Playlist to CD", I got a warning telling me that some of the tracks were Apple Music and couldn't be burned. So, I went through my iTunes library and made sure that all M4P tracks by that artist had been trashed and deleted, making sure that the tracks I then dragged to the playlist were all standard M4A format. Still no joy. The same warning that some tracks were Apple Music was displayed. I've checked. they're not. How do I burn a CD of tracks I've legitimately purchased and downloaded through iTunes? Please help. Thanks! I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=4790167Animated Grafic
If you dont mind my asking, what are you tryin to burn? I have had similar issues with apple in the past. For future reference, purchasing from amazon or another merchant (like thru the artist's website) seemed to fix this. I used to work at a music store, so I have quite a cd/vinyl collection. What are you looking for?
Hello everyone I discovered that I couldn't burn any Apple Music tracks to a CD (which is fair enough, I suppose, since I'm still on the free trial), so I decided to buy an album that I had already listened to via Apple Music, thinking that, since I now owned the album, I could burn it to CD. But when I dragged the tracks from my Purchased playlist into a new playlist and clicked "Burn Playlist to CD", I got a warning telling me that some of the tracks were Apple Music and couldn't be burned. So, I went through my iTunes library and made sure that all M4P tracks by that artist had been trashed and deleted, making sure that the tracks I then dragged to the playlist were all standard M4A format. Still no joy. The same warning that some tracks were Apple Music was displayed. I've checked. they're not. How do I burn a CD of tracks I've legitimately purchased and downloaded through iTunes? Please help. Thanks! I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: www.india-forums.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=4790167Animated GraficIf you dont mind my asking, what are you tryin to burn? I have had similar issues with apple in the past. For future reference, purchasing from amazon or another merchant (like thru the artist's website) seemed to fix this. I used to work at a music store, so I have quite a cd/vinyl collection. What are you looking for? |
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christcena
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by christcena on Dec 22, 2017 7:04:10 GMT 1, As Apple Music tracks are protected with DRM technology, itโs impossible to burn A CD from Apple Music. To make Apple Music playable on any popular MP3 player, the key point is using some special tools like TuneFab Apple Music Converter to convert the locked Apple Music songs to MP3 and other formats.
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Fะฏ
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by Fะฏ on Dec 22, 2017 9:01:31 GMT 1, Because we are not in 2001 anymore
Because we are not in 2001 anymore
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rockbeer
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by rockbeer on Dec 22, 2017 9:32:05 GMT 1, Depending on your system you might also be able to get something like a virtual audio cable which will stream the music to a new unprotected file in real time as it's playing. But probably easier to Google DRM removal tools for your particular OS.
Depending on your system you might also be able to get something like a virtual audio cable which will stream the music to a new unprotected file in real time as it's playing. But probably easier to Google DRM removal tools for your particular OS.
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churchwood
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Why can't I burn purchased music to CD?, by churchwood on Dec 22, 2017 10:31:20 GMT 1, This is why I avoid apple stuff - for streaming I use Spotify premium.
I still tend to burn cd's for the car - have always used Bandcamp - a lot of the music I like is available to buy on there directly via the bands and once purchased, as well as being able to stream from there, you are able to download it too in a format of your choice, mp3, FLAC etc and can then burn it to CD.
This is why I avoid apple stuff - for streaming I use Spotify premium.
I still tend to burn cd's for the car - have always used Bandcamp - a lot of the music I like is available to buy on there directly via the bands and once purchased, as well as being able to stream from there, you are able to download it too in a format of your choice, mp3, FLAC etc and can then burn it to CD.
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