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By Justin SabrinaUpdated on April 06, 2023
"How to burn Apple Music playlist to CD? I want to brun Apple Music to CD, then I can play CDs in my car with CD player?"
Something is happening: When you drag the tracks from a purchased playlist to a new playlist and click "Burn Playlist to CD", a warning pops up telling you that Apple Music AAC files cannot be burned onto CD. If you want to burn songs from Apple Music to CD, you need to remove DRM from Apple Music and convert them to MP3 firstly.
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You find that you can't burn any Apple Music tracks to a CD. What should you do? Although Apple Music has over 60 million tracks online, sometimes it is not convenient to get access to it if you have an old iPod, portable CD player and other players without an internet connection. Because anything you download from Apple Music's streaming catalog is DRM-protected, you are not allowed to burn any Apple Music audio to CD/ DVD disc nor copying offline tracks to other platforms. Worse still, when the subscription ends, the DRM-protected M4P songs will be disabled and inoperable. Due to DRM, users are unable to burn Apple Music to CD for playing in your car or at home. To break this barrier, you first need to convert Apple Music to MP3.
To burn an MP3 disc, all songs on the disc must be in MP3 format. If your playlist contains songs in other formats, such as songs purchased from the iTunes Store, you need to convert them to MP3 format before you can burn them to disc. - From Apple iTunes User Guide
Let's teach you the best way to burn Apple Music songs/playlist/albums onto a CD easily.
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UkeySoft Apple Music Converter is an user-friendly Apple Music DRM Removal. It is designed to remove DRM from Apple Music songs, playlist, songs, albums and convert them to MP3, M4A, WAV or FLAC with 16X faster conversion speed. It converts Apple Music tracks in batch while preserving the original ID tags and CD quality. And you can select different bitrates such as 256 Kbps, 320 Kbps and so on. Besides, it can be used to get rid of DRM from iTunes music, audiobooks and Audible files. Therefore, you can use iTunes to burn the DRM-free Apple Music songs to CD easily.
Key Features of UkeySoft Apple Music Converter
Step 1. Launch UkeySoft Apple Music Converter
Click on “Try It Free” to download the version that matches your computer, Mac PC or Windows PC.
Launch the UkeySoft Apple Music Converter program and iTunes will be automatically launched as well. Before you start, you need to confirm if the Apple music songs you need to convert have been added to the iTunes library.
Tips: For macOS 10.15, you need to add songs to the Apple Music library firstly, when you launch the converter, the Apple Music app will launch automatically and all Apple Music songs/playlist be synced into the converter.
Step 2. Choose Apple Music Tracks
Click Music playlist or specific Apple Music playlist, and choose Apple Music songs you want to convert. You can also use built-in search box to find tracks quickly.
Step 3. Choose MP3 as Output Format
If you want to burn Apple Music to CD, the MP3 or M4A output format is good enough. We recommend that you use "MP3 - High Quality (48000Hz, Stereo, 320kbps)" to save the lossless audio quality in output MP3, which also helps to get better sound quality in either audio CD or MP3 CD.
Tips: For Windows version, you can also choose output folder in bottom panel, or click “Options” button to set conversion speed from 1x to 16x.
Step 4. Start Converting Apple Music to MP3
Now hit the 'Convert' button to start converting the DRM-ed Apple Music songs to MP3. Once done, you can burn the well-converted music tracks to CD disc.
Step 5. Get DRM-free Apple Music
After converting completed, please click “Explore Output File”, you will get the DRM-free Apple Music songs, which is MP3 format.
Free download the Apple Music Converter and try to convert Apple Music to MP3 firstly.
For both Mac and Windows users, you can burn music to CD with iTunes, let's teach you how to burn the DRM-free Apple Music songs onto a CD with iTunes on Windows and Mac computer.
Step 1. Launch iTunes and click on File > New > Playlist to create a new playlist, and simply rename the new created playlist.
Step 2. Drag the DRM-free Apple Music songs you want to burn to disc into the newly created playlist.
Step 3. Insert a physical CD into the CD-Rom of your computer and right click the playlist > choose "Burn Playlist to Disc" > "Burn" to start burning your Apple Music songs to CD.
If your computer doesn't have a CD/DVD Rom, you can also use an external portable CD-Rom, you also can copy the converted Apple Music to USB flash drive, SD card and other external hard drive for backup.
Except to using iTunes to burn the DRM-free Apple Music songs to CD on Windows PC, you can also use Windows Media Player to burn the converted Apple Music to CD on Windows 10/8/7/XP.
Windows Media Player is a free CD burner for PC, let’s teach you how to burn your converted Apple Music songs(.mp3) to CD disc using Windows Media Player.
Step 1. Insert a blank CD onto your computer.
Step 2. Launch the Windows Media Player on PC, switch to media list and click “Burn” on the tab.
Step 2. Add the converted Apple Music songs to the burn list.
Step 3. Click the “Burn option” and choose Audio CD.
Step 4. Once everything is set, click the “Start Burn” button to start burning Apple Music files to CD.
Wait until the burning process is complete then the disc will automatically eject afterwards.
When it’s done, you can enjoy your favorite Apple Music songs with car CD player or home CD player.
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