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By Li ZhangUpdated on January 11, 2024
Many people like to listen to music via CD player, since CD keep the high audio quality. Burning music collection to CD, usually including backups for favorite songs, or play it on some mobile audio device, like play it in the car. There are lots of streaming music providers like Amazon Music, Apple Music, Spotify Music, and so on. From Amazon, you can listen to millions of songs online and purchase your favorite albums or songs. Burning Amazon Music to CD is a convenient way to create a backup of storing your songs. It not only allows you to take your music anywhere but it also help to easily share favorite songs with your friends.
Amazon Music is renowned for its HD/Ultra HD sound quality and is deemed as one of the best streaming music services. For many music fans, Amazon Music has always been their favorite. And if Amazon Music can be burned to CD and saved for permanent offline listening, it will be the best amusement in life! But this thing is not that easy. Since Amazon Music is the special format files which is not allowed to be played on non-authorized devices, even burning to CD. What’s more, the songs you subscribed from Amazon Music will be grayed once the subscription ends. To burn Amazon Music to CD, you need to keep Amazon Music forever without subscription, convert Amazon Music to music files that being compatible with CD player.
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The Amazon songs which you purchase from Amazon online music store are DRM-free and encoded in high-quality 256-kbps MP3 format. It means that you can download the purchased music easily and burn them to CD using iTunes library. But all music from Amazon Prime & Music Unlimited are streaming contents. We are not allowed to burn CD from Amazon Prime & Music Unlimited directly. (To do this, you can turn to Method 2.)
Please check the steps to burn Amazon Music to CD via iTunes(for free).
Step 1. Run the iTunes app on the computer, choose Music from the pop-up menu at the top left.
Step 2. Create a playlist and upload Amazon songs you want to burn to the disc into the playlist.
Step 3. Choose View > View As > Songs and make sure that items you want to include have a checkmark beside them.
Step 4. Insert a blank disc and select the playlist, then choose File > Burn Playlists to Discs.
Step 5. Select a disc format then click Burn to start to burn a CD from Amazon Music tracks.
*Pros:
Burn Amazon Music to CD for free
*Cons:
Complicated steps
Output audio files will be save as compress files
Can't record Amazon Music without subscription
A better solution to burn Amazon Music to CD here we are going to share with you. It's easy to burn your all Amazon Music to CD, not only for Amazon Music which you purchased, but also for Amazon Prime Music and Amazon Music Unlimited. Songs from Amazon streaming service are encoded with Digital Rights Management to prevent unauthorized copies. This make it impossible to burn Amazon Prime Music/Amazon Music Unlimited to CD. In this case, UKeySoft Amazon Music Converter is strongly recommended for you. It is used for convert Amazon Music, then you can burn Amazon Music to CD even without Amazon Music subscription.
UKeySoft Amazon Music Converter is an excellent tool helps to remove DRM protection from Amazon Music, download and convert Amazon Music to the audio formats compatible with CD. This program allows to convert Amazon Music to several common audio formats like MP3, M4A, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF. The highlight features of UKeySoft Amazon Music Converter is that the output audio files preserve with original high audio quality and ID3 tags. Then you can burn the output Amazon Music to CD even without Amazon Music subscription.
Pros of UKeySoft Amazon Music Converter
Step 1. Install UKeySoft Program and Log in Amazon
Download, install and launch UKeySoft Amazon Music Converter on the computer then click the "Sign In" to log in your Amazon account.
Step 2. Setting Output Format
Click on the Gear icon on the top right corner to configure the output audio parameters. Setting the output format for downloading music, six audio formats are available, including M4A(AUTO), MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, and AIFF. (For burning Amazon Music to CD, you can select MP3, WAV, AAC formats.)
Step 3. Add Amazon Music
Select the songs, albums or playlists which you want to convert. Open an album/playlist and tap the red Add button suspended on the right side, you would see the list of songs.
Now all songs in the playlist will be added by default. Remove the songs that you don't want to download.
Step 4. Convert Amazon Music to MP3/WAV/AAC
Click the "Convert" button to begin converting Amazon Music. The music converter will automatically download Amazon Music as MP3/WAV/AAC files to the default folder on the computer.
When the conversion completes, you can browse all the output Amazon songs in the history list. Now you’re prepared to burn Amazon Music to CD for playing. The CD burning steps you can take the reference on Method 1.
The method 1 may help you to download Amazon songs to your computer, then you can easily burn the Amazon songs to the CD. However, if you want to burn Amazon Music to CD(including Amazon Prime & Music Unlimited) even without Amazon Music subscription, preserves with original high audio quality, you can try UKeySoft Amazon Music Converter. It is an excellent tool helps to remove DRM protection from Amazon Music, download and convert Amazon Music to the audio formats compatible with CD. Then you are able to burn them to CD freely.
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