Questions re; iTunes.

[seamarq]

I was wondering if it was possible to burn iTunes to cd. I am using the XP version and didn't see a burn option.

Thanks

[Atman]

1. You can burn 10 copies of any playlist

After that, you have to change the playlist...mix up the order. Then burn 10 more.
The idea is to stop mass duping and reselling.

There isn't really a burn button until you want to burn a disk. Create a playlist (which can just be a cd) and uh...well...on my Mac I right click and select "burn disc" from the contextual menu. I think it is on one of the main menus too. If you have no blank cd in, it will ask for one. Put it in, and go.

BTW, there is not cost for iTunes. Only if you dl music, then its 99 cents/song, or $9.98 for full disc (if a disc has less than 10 songs, it is usuall equal to 99 cents...iow, a 7-track cd will only cost 6.98.

They are mp4's, though, not mp3. You can't upload them to your mp3 player, only an iPod. Unless you burn them to a cd first (as standard audio files) then rip them back in as mp3's. Since mp4's supposedly have cd-quality sound anyway, I don't think you'd notice any quality degradation...it's all digital anyway.

[Mika]

2. Burn mp4's & rip them back in as mp3's?

How about using cassette tapes? ;-)

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

4. Why would you go to analog when you can go directly

digital?
Unless you are a cassette freak, of course.

[Mika]

3. Create a Playlist first. Burn that.

The Burn Disc icon is only present when you have clicked on a playlist you have created.