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By Li ZhangUpdated on December 17, 2022
If you are a fans of Amazon Music, you must not be strange with Amazon Music. If you have an Amazon Music Unlimited subscription, you can enjoy the full 50 million-strong libraries. Besides, Amazon Prime members also get free access to 2 million songs. CD can keep the high audio quality of songs, and it could be played with CD player for enjoying music on the move. It sounds so great to play Amazon Music via CD player in a car, or in any other places you want.
However, Amazon Music is special protected by its audio formats, which make you can only play Amazon songs in authorized devices, for the music copyright protection. It means that you can’t play Amazon Music on any non-authorized devices. Besides, the songs which you have downloaded are just cache files, it will not be playable after the Amazon subscription is canceled. It’s hard to copy Amazon Prime Music to CD for backup or entertainment. But please take it easy, in the follow passages we will show you a practical way to burn Amazon Prime Music to CD, even works for Amazon Music Unlimited or Amazon Free Music.
UKeySoft Amazon Prime Music Converter, also named as UKeySoft Amazon Music Converter, help to download Amazon Music to local files. UKeySoft is specialized in downloading Amazon Music to M4A/MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF at 10X fast speed preserve with its high audio quality. The highlights of this program is that it require no extra app during the conversion. The output music files will be keeping with its ID3 tags and all other parameters. Once finishes the conversion, the output files will be saved to the computer as usual local files. Then you can burn Amazon Prime Music to CD. Even more, you can offline playback the music on any devices. Or for more personal usage, including save in external hard drives/USB devices, upload to Cloud place, etc,.
Features of UKeySoft Amazon Music Converter
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Step 1. Log in Amazon Account
Install, run UKeySoft Amazon Music Converter on the windows or Mac, Log in your Amazon account by clicking “Log In” button.
Step 2. Setting Output Format
M4A is the default output format, here you can choose other audio format for output audio file, like MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF. Other parameters are also allowed to setting here, like Output Quality, Output Folder, Output File Name.
Step 3. Add Songs, Albums or Playlists
Select the songs, albums or playlists which you want to download from Amazon. Open an album/playlist and tap the red Add button suspended on the right side, you would see the list of songs.
All songs in the playlist will be added by default. Remove the songs that you don't want.
Step 4. Download Amazon Music to Local Files
Click “Convert” to begin downloading the selected Amazon Prime Music to local files.
All output music files will be save with its lossless HD audio quality and ID3 tags. Now you have own your loved songs truly even without Amazon subscription.
All the songs from Amazon Prime Music you want to burn to CD have been download as common audio formats files, now you can copy these songs to CD for listening music via CD player in a car or in any other places.
Step 1. Insert a blank CD into the disc drive of your computer.
Step 2. Open Windows Media Player on your computer.
Step 3. Press the "Burn" button on the right, and drag and drop Amazon Prime Music you want to copy to CD into the burn list.
Step 4. Press the "Start Burn" button in the Burn panel in the menu.
Now you have burn a CD from Amazon Prime Music, just enjoy the music! Have fun! Note: This tutorial also works for Amazon Music Unlimited or Amazon Free Music.
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