Is it possible to burn a playlist to a CD with fade-outs & fade-ins?

I can burn a playlist to a CD with start time and end time edits and I can regulate the number of seonds between tracks. But when I try to burn a CD that has been set to cross fade, the burn process ignores the fade out and fade in and just burns the songs at regular volume from start to finish. I unselected the automatic sound check feature, but that didn't solve the problem.

jhcm4202 wrote:
I can burn a playlist to a CD with start time and end time edits and I can regulate the number of seonds between tracks. But when I try to burn a CD that has been set to cross fade, the burn process ignores the fade out and fade in and just burns the songs at regular volume from start to finish. I unselected the automatic sound check feature, but that didn't solve the problem.
The Crossfade effect only applies to playback in iTunes. It does not carry over to audio CDs burned using iTunes nor iPod transfers.
My guess is you will need to doctor the individual audio files first with a third-party utility before burning these new tracks to a CD.
Steve

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hi there,
New to these forums and communites and was just trying to get feedback on this question...is it possible to burn playlists in MP3 format from i tunes to an external drive such as a USB stick. I can only find options to burn to a CD.
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hi there,
New to these forums and communites and was just trying to get feedback on this question...is it possible to burn playlists in MP3 format from i tunes to an external drive such as a USB stick. I can only find options to burn to a CD.
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I have the latest version of iTunes, and, yesterday, I downloaded an album, but, I ended up wasting three CDs before I got the answer from another music player. iTunes gave me no clue.
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http://support.apple.com/en-ae/HT203173
Find out what to do if you can't burn an audio CD using iTunes for Windows. Sometimes an audio disc may not burn as expected. Here are some things to check.
Update iTunes
Download and install the latest version of iTunes for Windows.Check for unauthorized songs
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An unchanged playlist that contains songs purchased from the iTunes Store can be burned no more than seven times.Additional steps and submitting feedback
Go to iTunes Support to get additional troubleshooting suggestions specific to your optical drive configuration or to submit feedback to Apple.Learn more
For additional troubleshooting, please see these steps:
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Last Modified: Feb 3, 2015
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