On Jun 16, 2015, at 11:58 AM, John Robinson <[email protected]> wrote: > > Unless it's changed, songs purchased from iTunes has to be burned to disk & > then reimported to be used on anything but iTunes.
Apple removed DRM from iTunes a long time ago. The biggest problem with making a CD these days is the iTunes stuff is compressed with MPEG4 and it has to be expanded from that format into the CD uncompressed format. This can create some less than desirable sound once in a while. I find Toast to be really good at this. You can drag the files straight from iTunes into Toast and it will decompress the MPEG4 files on the fly. (iTunes will do this too, but Toast seems less finicky and is better at putting in track information.) When I make CDs to play in the car, I usually make MP3 CDs instead of standard music CDs because my car has an MP3 player and MP3 CDs contain many hours of sound versus only an hour on standard music CDs. Toast is really easy for this too and does the MPEG4 —> MP3 conversion automatically as it burns the CD.
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