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Who uses iTunes for CD Burning?
matt neuburg m...@tidbits.com comp sys mac apps saarik <saa...@optonline.net> wrote: All of a sudden, when I burn a CD in iTunes--in an audio format-- I am getting a the message that I have "inserted a disk containing no volumes that Mac OS can read" when I reinsert it into the computer.

Toast Titanium audio CD problem
Flavio Matani flavio_mataniTAKETHISBIT...@mac.com uk comp sys mac zoara <m...@privacy.net> wrote: Paul Hutchings <p...@spamcop.net> wrote: In article <BE03268F.7D033%chrisr...@mac.com>, Chris Ridd <chrisr...@mac.com> wrote: It *is* useful, because you can burn to CD and rip that to MP3/ogg/whatever.

Media Player 7.1 won't burn CD
One brand name that resonated was Apple Computer Inc., which has struck gold with its iPod music players and iTunes download service. For instance, users can click on "paper" to launch Microsoft Word, "create a presentation" to launch PowerPoint, or "burn CD" to open a CD-copying program.

Unable to burn CD using ARTEC WSM-52X burner
I have successfully burned an MP3 audio CD with my external burner. However it is not recognized by my car's CD player. Can you burn a CD with iTunes or Toast that can be played in a car or other CD player? Yes. It must be an audio CD, not an MP3 CD. However, there is a BIG difference between different brands of

Media Player 7.1 won't burn CD
Not sure if iTunes will burn the MP3 data discs, but Disc Burner sure will. Doesn't iTunes piggyback with Disc Burner to produce the audio CDs? I just did a quick test. The answer is No, iTunes won't let you burn the disc in MP3 format. If I tell iTunes to burn a CD when there's no disc in the drive, it asks me for

Autostart won't launch when a Blank CD or DVD is inserted
In Media Player under "File" there is a copy CD option which takes me all the way to where it searches for a writable drive and the gives the error message that At least on Win2000 this player isn't showing any burn options. Have you tried Nero or similar software for burning CDs ? iTunes may also help here.

disc burner 1.0.2 for macos9.2.2?
*sigh* Anyway, there's others out there ... only ish would that if you want to use iTunes music, you'll more than likely have to burn the music to CD and then import the music Another note on charging, you need iTunes to charge it. On our PC at least, it won't charge unless it can open iTunes and sync up.

Will iTunes burn a CD using built-in EQ settings?
Most average purchasers won't know that you can just burn a cd, then reimport the music, which strips the DRM. I am giving Apple a chance to redeem themselves (in my eyes, at least). People on this thread think they will. I am optimistic. B Apple can only support your use of their materials according to the law,

Magic required
Before I uninstalled iTunes I made a back-up copy of all my music on my external HD. Then I uninstalled iTunes (latest version 7). Then I installed version 6 which I has saved on my HD. When I brought version 6 up I could see all my music listed but when I tried to burn a CD I was told that some file (can't recall

Purchased iTune wont burn to CD - normal ?
Not only is it easy to navigate, but unlike the iTunes Music Store, you can view a different page, while continuing to listen to a preview track. They even have the option of Burn all of your purchased songs onto a CD. RP10 now has the ability to burn CD-Text, so you won't have to remember the track names.

AIFF file won't burn to CD?
This used to be necessary in the bad old days (circa 1990-2000) before computers got incredibly fast, but not today. I have no idea why Jam clings to this idea. CD Architect and many other Windows tools don't have this limitation. Hell, even iTunes (Mac and Windows) will burn a CD directly. --MFW.

What's wrong with iTunes?
For some strange reason, once Toast is installed, iTunes will no longer burn CDs. This is not necesarily a problem, as Toast can burn audio CDs as well, but converting everything to a Toast-readable format before burning is cumbersome and takes a bit of time, especially if a lot of short audio tracks are involved.

Apple TIL info listings #238
What version of iTunes are you using? What were the burning settings in effect? I have tried to burn a CD of purchased music using both iTunes itself and Toast 6 Titanium. When I drag the music into Toast, I get a window that says "Converting to m4p" which I have not seen happen with my imported music.

iTunes 3 --- 44KHz sample CD-R?
I use iTunes to burn those, even though I own Toast. But for data... Multisession CDs are indeed a big one. When you get ready to burn a CD, you have two buttons: "Write Disc" or "Write Session." If you click the latter, you can add more sessions to the disc later. It'll also support DVD-RW discs on the Superdrive

More of what Mac owners can't have.
Am I allowed to take my download and burn a CD of it to listen in my car? And, if I am, then what's to stop the next person from making copies of that CD? And, besides that, what's to stop me from burning a different MP3 file from the song? Maybe they have all this worked out...the technology is probably there.

Teen PCs
I don't think Toast will burn stuff from the iTMS, which is a recent-ish change IIRC. Use iTunes to do the burning instead. No Toast would never had burnt any purchased music as it would be encoded, burning via iTunes would convert the track to a normal audio track for CD players to understand first.

iTunes Running on MCE 2004?
Most books are 16 hours, so that is a lot of CD swapping. So it would be nice be able to "burn" a virtual audio CD on the mac. Then rip the audio from the virtual cd back into itunes. Are you burning audio CDs or MP3 CDs, if you choose the later and use a lower bit rate you can fit them on one to two CDs.

Autostart won't launch when a Blank CD or DVD is inserted
Surely itunes should be able to burn a cd properly after it has sorted the files. "Daniel Borowski" <boffaNOS...@altavista.net> wrote in message news:B9AA6EFD.1B9F7%boffaNOSPAM@altavista.net... Under Preferences ->Advanced->Keep iTunes Music Folder Organised. This should be unchecked.

WinXP CD burning capabilities no longer functional after IE7 i
iTunes has other features which are useless to me - it won't recognise my Ricoh MP7040S CD writer, for example, so that "burn CD" button sits there to taunt me! And I have no idea how to use it to upload music to my Rio. SoundJam also produces pretty pictures that move in time to the music. Very cool.

SoundJam upgrade?
Can't seem to find any settings to change to make it recognize the drive. Media player 7.1 can't burn CDs as far as I'm aware. At least on Win2000 this player isn't showing any burn options. Have you tried Nero or similar software for burning CDs ? iTunes may also help here. HTH Cheers - Neil.