Burn cd from library

How do you burn CD from library via Windows 7 laptop

I don't think you downloaded them or else you are not clicking on the downloaded song.
You need to click on Library and see if they are there.
Click on Purchased Music playlist, directly under the Music store.
If you see the songs there, they are downloaded.
If you do NOT see the songs there, click on Shopping cart.
If they are there, you have to click on Buy Now at the bottom right of iTunes.
Go to menu Advanced -> Check for purchases. These are songs you have paid for but not downloaded.
To burn them, you have to purchase them, download them and then put them into a playlist and burn that playlist.

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Cannot burn cd from my itunes library reinstalled itunes and still not working. the disc pops out saying please load a blank dic/the disc i am loading is blank need help!!!

cannot burn cd from i tunes library tried many things but still does not work

If iTunes still isn't burning after the repair install, bob, could you post your diagnostics for us please?
In iTunes, go "Help > Run Diagnostics". Uncheck the boxes other than DVD/CD tests, as per the following screenshot:
... and click "Next".
When you get through to the final screen:
... click the "Copy to Clipboard" button and paste the diagnostics into a reply here.

Burning from Library vs. Projects

I'm trying to make quick backup copies of my old 8mm analog tapes. Since iDVD only supports direct to DVD using digital tapes, I import my tapes into iMovie first. The normal procedure would be to move all my library clips into a project file and then share the project to the Media Browser, then open the project in iDVD to prepare for burning. But I noticed that I can skip several steps and simply point to the library clips using iDVD and instantly create a DVD. This seems to work just fine, saves many hours per DVD and doesn't use up valuable space with the project file and media browser output. Does this make sense and is there any reason why someone should not do this? (Remember, I just want a full backup of the original tape. Later, I'll go back to the clips and begin making real movies . . .)

What format are your movies in now, and how did you import them into your computer? If you converted them to digital, did you do it directly into iMovie with a converter? Or did you make miniDV digital tapes first?
You need to make the distinction between burning a data DVD disk in Finder and burning an authored disk in iDVD.
iDVD is a disk-authoring application. It takes your digital media and places in into a project that you can burn to a DVD disk for playback in a computer or a set-top DVD player. All the data burned this way is compressed. The limitation for each disk is based on time-length, not size of the project. If you use a single layer DVD disk, the maximum content allowable is 2 hours, including menu items. Once the media has been burned this way, it would have to be decompressed and extracted to be edited in iMovie, then recompressed to be reburned in iDVD in order to have a burned DVD of the edited movies. This decompression and recompression is not a lossless process, and the quality of your movies will suffer.
What you want to do is burn a DATA DVD disk to store your unedited movies until you can put them into iMovie and edit them. You should do the burn from Finder and not involve iDVD at all in this process. Just put a DVD disk into your drive, locate the movies and drag them onto the DVD icon and then use the 'Burn' command from the Finder to burn the disk. You will need more disks because the movies will be uncompressed; probably getting about 20minutes per single layer disk.
My choice was to record my old VHS and Hi-8 tapes onto miniDV tapes using my digital camcorder and my VHS VCR and my old Hi-8mm camcorder. I keep the miniDV tapes as my raw data. They are small, easy to store and I can import them into iMovie a few at a time as needed to create my movies. I didn't have to create DVD data disks that can warp, melt, crack, get stepped on, spilled on, etc. (Maybe you don't have kids or animals ). I wanted something easier to preserve my video footage. I was afraid that my older VHS tapes would degrade before I was ready to create iMovies with them.
Also, maybe DVDs will go the way of VHS tapes in the future. Having my movies on miniDV tapes allows me or my kids to redo the movies into whatever new format comes along. So I continue to use iMovie HD6 because it allows exporting the finished movie back to my camcorder so that I have the new edited version on mini DV tapes.....as well as on DVDs. I know I am paranoid about saving my movies, but I have had two external hard drives fail, and one main computer drive became damaged. Once you have faced the possible loss of data, you want multiple ways to preserve it!

How do I burn photos from an iPhoto library album to a CD disk as jpegs?

How do I burn photos from an iPhoto library album to a CD disk as jpeg files? I'm wanting to burn the iPhoto library exactly as it appears in the "album", so they appear as jpegs, so you can't tell that the files have been edited in iPhoto. (I have edited some of the photos in iPhoto.)
I tried this using the "share/burn" menu option, however, it included the original files, which defeats the purpose of editing them.
Any suggestions?

Select the pics in the iPhoto Window and go File -> Export and export the pics to a folder on the desktop. Burn that to CD with the Finder.
Regards
TD

When i try to burn from library disc burner and software not found message appears

when i try to burn a disc from library the message disc burner and software not found appears.

Hello,
I am having the same problem - "Disc burner or software not found" and I can't create a new CD from iTunes "burn playlist to disc". I see many others asking the same question and I don't see answers. I have spent all day uninstalling and reloading iTunes, testing, etc. Even iTunes support said they couldn't help me.
I have Windows 7, and I can't really use iTunes without having the CD burner working. I have wasted hours and will gladly pay for help, but iTunes support said "no".

I can burn CDs from Windows Media Player, but not from itunes. I always get Error 2131. How do I transfer music files from itunes to Window Media Player Library?...or convince itunes to burn a CD?

Cannot burn CD from itunes.

The thing is, they are in the unprotected format? (
They are protected WMA from when you RIP'd them with WMP. iTunes will not read them.
Go to WMP Tools -> Rip Music.
Under Rip settings, it is set to *Windows Media Audio* and most likely *Copy protect music* is ticked. This is how it is protected.
You will need to reRIP them all from CD.

Can't burn my iPhoto Library in iPhoto 6

The last time I burned my library, was in iPhoto 5. Now, immediately after upgrading to iPhoto 6, I wanted to make a copy of the complete library from within iPhoto, but I get an error message. It prepares to burn, then immediately says finishing burn, then an error sheet pops out and says:
Burn Failed
The burn to the Matshita DVD-R UJ-835F drive failed. The device failed to respond properly, unable to recover or retry.
I am using the proper DVD-R discs and am able to burn using Dragon Burn just fine. Only when using iPhoto 6 do I get this error..
Can anyone help?
iMac g5 20 1.8 superdrive Mac OS X (10.4.4) 250GB HD, 1 GB ram

The size of the library shown in iPhoto can be considerable less than what the Finder reports. That's because iPhoto only reports the size of the image files in the library (and not including the edited versions) whereas the Finder includes the modified files, thumbnails, data files, etc. When burning the whole library once can easily check the size in the Finder to see if it will fit. But if you're burning some rolls or albums there's no easy way to determine the ultimate size required to burn. It's worth some feedback at iPhoto's feedback page: http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphoto.html

I just burned photos from different albums to CD-R. When I checked on the photos I burned on the CD-R afterwards, I noticed that the titles of each folder that these photos are extracted from appear. How can I get rid of these titles???

I just burned photos from different albums to CD-R. When I checked on the photos I burned on the CD-R afterwards, I noticed that the titles of each folder that these photos are extracted from appear. How can I get rid of these titles???

iPhoto 9.6 cannot open iPhoto Libraries on CD/DVD. The iPhoto Library needs to be on a writable storage. Copy the iPhoto library from the disk to a folder in your Pictures folder. And then run the iPhoto Library Upgrader on that copy, see this link: iPhoto '11: About the Library Upgrader

Burn playlist from ipod nano urgent

ipod nano too full
need to take a few playlist off ipod
they will not drag to library
or other playlist
i tried to burn them to cd
but it wont highlight
i tryed new playlist but songs wont drag over

You would have to move the songs onto your computer from your iPod first and then burn them from your computer. iTunes cannot burn the songs if they are only on the iPod.
You can use free software such as this to move the music from iPod to computer...
YamiPod
btabz

Burning CDs from iPhoto

When I burn an album, how come the entire iPhoto LIbrary burns onto the CD when I click on just the album?
imac Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Sorry I wasn't clear, and thanks for all the assistance. It really ought not to be this difficult to put photos on a CD which you can then show to others on your TV instead of having them stand and line up behind your computer to watch.
What I tried to do was to select a group of photos from our recent trip and put those in a separate album in iPhoto. Then I tried copying that album to a new folder on the destop using Finder. Then I tried burning those pictures onto a CD-R. It went through the burn process with verification, but the CD disc did not eject itself at the end as it does when you burn a CD directly from iPhoto. So I'm not sure if the burn process completed itself properly or if I should have copied to "New Burn Folder" instead of "New Folder".
At any rate, I then manually ejected the disc, and took it to my CD player, which I bought specifically to play jpeg pictures
(and it has done so with other CD's which I burned directly from iPhoto --- but these come out with all 3 copies of each pictures and therefore require mulitple discs --- and that's the problem I'm trying to cope with and avoid by making a separate folder elsewhere). The CD player showed an error message onscreen which said the disc could not be read. I then tried to see if the Mac could read it and play the pictures, and the iMac couldn't read the disc either.
So back to square one: how do I successfully copy only the edited pictures that I select as being the "best" and avoid all the duplicates on the disc. In this case, I only wanted 110 pictures, and got 2 discs with 330 pictures by copying directly from iPhoto, but I'm not going to subject family to 330 pictures at a sitting.

How burn music from the laptop to a cd

how to burn music from a laptop to a cd

Open iTunes. From File>New Playlist. Move tunes from Library to Playlist. Put a blank CD in your Optical Drive. When you have the tunes you want to burn in the Playlist then go to File>Burn Playlist To Disc.

Burning tracks from iPod Playlist

Hi all,
The time has come to get my 50Gb of music off my powerbook and keep my library entirely on my iPod Photo 60Gb.
Before I make the leap I wanted to check if it's still possible to burn cds of playlists stored on your iPod? I can remember I used to be able to do this under older versions of iTunes but I cant find any mention of this feature now.
Can anyone shed any light? Any help greatly appreciated.
Kind regards,
Drew

You can't burn directly from your iPod. If the playlists are in iTunes you can burn them from there

Burning CDs from iPod playlist

Hi, I want to be able to drag songs from my iPod playlists into the library stored in my computer, so that I can burn CDs. It won't let me drag them... help!

I want to be able to drag songs from my iPod playlists into the library stored in my computer
Do you mean from library to your playlist, right?
Try to create a new playlist (not smart playlist), open iTunes ->Files-> New playlist. Then drag the songs from the library to the new playlist

I bought a cd and downloaded it to my itunes account. I want to burn it to keep one in my car but I dont get that option. how can i burn it from my itunes account?

I bought a cd and downloaded it to my itunes account. I want to burn one to keep in my car, but dont get that option. how can i burn it from my itunes account?

Hello lindsey0315,
I read your post, and I have linked to an article that will instruct you on how to create CDs with iTunes:
iTunes 11 for Windows: Create your own CDs and DVDs
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH12348
Thank you for contributing to Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
BobbyD

TS2530 When I put a burned cd from one Mac into another Mac, song titles do not show up! I have to enter them manually! My CD player reads the titles that i on the cd; how can I get my Mac to do so?

When I put a burned cd from one Mac into another Mac, song titles do not show up! I have to enter them manually! My CD player reads the titles that i on the cd; how can I get my Mac to do so?

The problem is that I burned these CD's myself from music that I added from my personal collection to iTunes. The INFO is ON the CD's (it appears perfectly when I put the CD in my Numark mixer...so I know the info is on the CD), but for some reason, my MAC PRO will NOT read the info on the burned CD when I place the CD into the MAC PRO. The CD was burned on a MAC that I no longer own. But there HAS to be a way to transfer songs from a burned CD with the INFO that is on the CD burned with iTunes.
PLEASE HELP!
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