Burning Mp3

Whenever I choose let's say 80 songs for an MP3 cd, itunes will only burn some songs. One time I chose 80 and itunes only burned 4.
Why?
Why does it burn some and not all?
What's the difference between one song and the other?

It's probably not an mp3 music file. When your looking at your library right click on a song and select get info (or highlight and hold 'command' and press 'i'). In the window that pops up, click summary on the top. Look at bottom of the window next to the heading "where: probably followed by something long" look at the end of that line. If it doesn't say .mp3 at the end, then it's not an mp3 file and it won't burn to an mp3 disk.
FYI - the songs you buy from itunes are not mp3 and unless you have the setting in your itunes preferences to import cd's to mp3 then those files won't be mp3 either.

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7.6.2-burned mp3 CDs won't play in players that 7.5-burned versions did

I have discovered yet another beef with iTunes 7.6.2... does anyone else have this problem?
mp3 CDs burned in iTunes 7.6.2 on my Intel iMac will not play in my car player, while identical mp3 CDs burned in itunes 7.5x on my iBook G4 WILL play in my car player (too bad my main library is on the iMac). The 7.6.2-burned CD's will play in my son's new car player, but not mine, which is a couple years older.
What the heck??? Is there some hidden change that now mp3 CDs burned in the newest iTunes will only play in some kinds of players, whether or not the players are all marked as mp3 compatible?
What does anyone know about this issue?
Because i have to decide whether to buy a new car stereo, or deinstall 7.6.2 and go back to some earlier version (i really don't like to navigate iPod menus while driving, i prefer CDs, so using an iPod instead isn't a good solution for me). or is it the intel iMac that is causing the problem? It doesn't matter what burner or user account i use- i tried an external burner, and i tried another user account. The burned files are identical, they aren't an issue.
I am in OS 10.4.11 on the iMac and 10.4.7 on the iBook, if that makes any difference (frankly, i'm afraid to upgrade the iBook to newest versions at this point).

Just on a hunch.
Pop one of your 7.6.2 burned MP3 disks in a computer and check if the music is nested in folder by the Artist and Album. Then do the same with one of your older burned disks.
Some older units will not accept MP3 disks with the media grouped in folders. I found this to be the case on a couple of MP3 capable machines that are just a few years old.
My current version of iTunes (7.7 needed for the iPhone v2) seems to only burn MP3 files nested in folders. I found a machine that had not been updated and was still running iTunes 7.0.2 and burned an MP3 disc with all the files numbered and in the root of the disc.
Also, make some older MP3 units do not like the variable bit rate and may also be choosy about the bit rate is. ie 128 vs 160 vs 320

I reinstalled I-Tunes several weeks ago. Since then I can no longer burn MP3 Discs with Title and Artist Info. Sometimes it only burns every 3rd song. No Audio CD it seems to function OK. The version has the "cloud" but I don't know if that matters or

I reinstalled I-Tunes several weeks ago. I can no longer burn MP3 Disk with Song/Artist info onto disc. It comes up as No Artist/No Title on car CD unit. Old MP3 Disk previously recorded still show all info. Sometimes only every 3rd song is on the MP3 CD. On Audio Disc there is no change and all info still shows up. The new I-Tunes version has the "cloud" on it if that could make a difference. In the select Burn CD mode I can select testing and add song info for Audio Disk but it shows shadowed out for MP3/Data. I added and removed ID tagging from my list to see if that made a difference but it didn't.
Any Thoughts?
Jim

This may help. Audio files are actaully in the DATA folder. These can be editted with Soundbooth then they must be imported intot the specific slide in the Powerpoint presentation. Publish the presentation (as you'll read below) and *should* work This reply came from robva65 [email protected]
Let's try this: *Publish* the PPT deck you have. What you'll end up with is a set of files and folders, but I want you to look for the *data folder* that's created as a result of the publishing process. (Unless you specify where you're publishing to, Presenter will publish to a directory called "My Adobe Presentations" by default, so you may have to look there on your harddrive) Inside the data folder will be a list of mp3 files, which, if everything goes smoothly, should make it much, much easier to see which audio is used by a specific slide.
Here's what I mean: for example, after publishing, I have a data folder and inside I found the following file: a24x9x3.mp3 As I double click the mp3 file (which causes it to play using Windows Media on my laptop), I can hear that it corresponds to my slide 9 in my PPT deck. And there's corresponding mp3 files for each and every slide I have in my deck. I'm clicking another file (wouldn't it be nice to see what I'm doing???) a24x20x3.mp3, and that file corresponds to my slide 20 content in PowerPoint.
So again, give publishing in PowerPoint a shot and see if that makes it any easier. Well...not nearly as easy as recording in Audition/Soundbooth/Audacity, but it's close enough to hopefully dig you out of that hole you're in now.
Hope this helps ~rich

Burning MP3's on DVD

Has anyone successfully burned MP3's on a DVD and were able to play them back on a regular set-top DVD player that claims to be able to play MP3's?

You can burn an mp3 DVD with Toast but it is an audio-only disc. In my case, I can't play an mp3 DVD on my DVD player.
You also can burn a "music DVD" with Toast 7 (or with Toast 6 if you also have Jam 6 - but it's features aren't as good). In this case the audio must be converted either to 48 khz LPCM (which is uncompressed like AIFF) or to 48 khz AC-3. Those are the audio formats that meet the video DVD spec. What's happening here is Toast is creating a video DVD that is all audio except for the thumbnail images and menus that display on the TV. By the way, the thumbnail graphic is the album art you have connected to the track in iTunes. You can change this in Toast. AC-3 likely will be smaller, not larger, than your MP3 files. However, Toast 7 gives you the option to set higher or lower bitrates for the AC-3 encoding.
I haven't yet created one of these in Toast 7. But in Toast 6 I did encounter some difficulty with some MP3 conversions. Toast would simply stall while trying to convert some tracks. Apparently there were defects in the file that weren't audible to me when playing from iTunes. I identified which tracks were the problem ones and used iTunes to create and AIFF copy. Replacing the mp3 with the AIFF fixed the issue.
I'm mentioning this because it does take time to create one of these music DVDs.

ITunes 11 - How do I burn mp3 CDs WITH folders??

I know how to burn mp3 cds on iTunes 11, but all the mp3s are thrown into a root folder. I would like to be able to separate albums into different folders. I'm sure this is pretty simple, yet I cannot figure it out. This is for iTunes 11! Thanks.

If you sort the playlist by Album, they will be burned into Album folders on the CD.
If you sort by Artist, they will be out into Artist then Album folders.
See this -> iTunes: How to set the play order of songs on an MP3 CD
(it should be the same with iTunes 11 but I haven't tried it yet)

How To Use "Burn MP3 CD" Function in ITune that Will Burn Contains Folder ?

Hi, need help here.
I create a Smart Playlist for an artist.
In the Snmart Playlist there are 10 Albums by this Artist.
Total size in this Smart PLaylist is 650MB.
So I decided to burn all into a MP3 CD.
Insert a CDR and click the "Burn MP3 CD" button.
The MP3 CD I got is all song in the disc but without folder.
If I would like to have folder for each album is it possible to do it by using Itune ?
Thanks in advance.

If I would like to have folder for each album is it possible to do it by using Itune ?
Yes, it is. Just sort the playlist by album.
iTunes: How to set the play order of songs on an MP3 CD tells you in detail how to do that.
Hope this helps.
M
17' iMac 800 MHz, 768 MB RAM, 200 GB HD, DL burner Mac OS X (10.4.8) iTunes 7.0.2

Third party tool for burning MP3 CDs?

Hi,
Are there any third party tools for burning MP3 CDs from an iTunes library?
The iTunes functionality is not sufficient for me for two reasons:
*) I have ALAC files in my library and iTunes won't convert them for putting them on the CD. I know I can convert them in iTunes, but I am looking for a more elegant solution.
*) iTunes seems to put all files in the root of the CD. My car stereo does not use MP3 tags but subdirectories to recognize albums, so I need a directory for every album.
Any hints are appreciated!
Thanks, Robert

ed2345 wrote:
Easily done. See iTunes: How to set the play order of songs on an MP3 CD. Basically, if you sort the playlist by album, iTunes will burn the MP3 CD with album folders.
Thanks, that solves the second problem, which was the more pressing anyway.
Do you maybe also have an idea how to get rid of the number in front of the album title in the directory name?
Cheers, Robert

Burning mp3 cds on zen mirco softw

the creative solutions software has apparently got a default setting for its mp3 burn list thats alphabetical which means no matter what order i put the tracks (theres lots of them) on the list it reorders them. which is a complete wind up. also the file names in joliet? script will only be accepted if they are less than 64 characters which many of them arent.can anybody help please.
regards lloyd

- First of all, lloydlove is burning a data CD, not audio CD. My guess is that when he replied SSR that he is burning "audio", he was actually referring to burning MP3 files into a MP3 data CD.
- When burning in to an MP3 data CD, the notion of track order does not apply. There is no such thing as track order for MP3 data CD. An MP3 data CD simply contains MP3 files. You can choose to view the files in whichever order you want by clicking the Windows Explorer's column. For example, to view by Filename order, by file date order, etc. You can also view by artist order, album order if you enable the artist and album column in WIndows Explorer. So, this is not a problem with MediaSource.
- The current MediaSource uses Joliet format. I do not see any settings to use otherwise. So, for now, you have to bear with the limitation of the filename.

Burning mp3 files with SuperDrive - first 10 sec of each song missing

Hello music fans,
When I burn mp3 songs to a CD using SuperDrive on a MacBook Air (mid 2012), the first 10 seconds of every song are not playing.
This had never happened to me before using other drives. I tried all sorts of tricks, disks and programs and everything points to the SuperDrive. When I play the disc on the computer all is fine. The issue shows when playing the disc on a Sony mp3 disc player which usually never had such issues before when I used Tiger and another burner.
FYI burning regular CDs works OK.
Does anybody have this problem as well?
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As Chris already answered, Copy To Play Order basically locks down the play order of the playlist so it shows up that way in the iPod. If you simply sort the playlist with a certain header in iTunes, once the playlist goes to the iPod, the iPod doesn't know or respect that sort order. But if you Copy To Play Order, then you lock down the order of the playlist.
I am sticking with iTunes 6 simply because it isn't broken, so I have no reason to upgrade and risk issues. Plus, upgrading iTunes requires me to also upgrade QuickTime to version 7 which presents a number of potential issues with my system. Mac OS 10.3.x does not always play nicely with QT7 and I don't want to risk not being able to properly use other QT dependent Apps like iTunes, iMovie, and iDVD. Right now my system is perfectly stable and operating very nicely. Since I am not interested in dropping $130, or whatever it is, to upgrade the Mac OS, I am not interested in upgrading QT or iTunes and potentially FUBARing my setup.
Same with my iPod. My fifth generation iPod still uses Firmware version 1.0 (the original version). I think they are up to something like v1.2.x now. Again, the iPod works perfectly so why update? Especially since many of the updates only add features to support other Apple products I don't want and in some cases even remove features I do want (being able to toggle the LCD backlight using the menu button for example).
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How can I burn mp3

I'm unable tu burn mp3 Cd from with songs downloaded from iTunes store, it says that they aren't in mp3 format!
how can I do?
How can I convert them?
I think it's not useful that I have to convert file that I have payed!

MicSpin wrote:
I'm unable tu burn mp3 Cd from with songs downloaded from iTunes store, it says that they aren't in mp3 format!
how can I do?
How can I convert them?
iTunes can only burn an MP3 CD from songs that are already in MP3 format.
If you have songs in other formats, you can use iTunes to convert them to MP3 by this guide:
iTunes: How to convert a song to a different file format
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1550
Note that the conversion process creates a new MP3 and leaves the original in place. When you are ready to burn your MP3 CD, make sure you are using the newly created MP3s, not the original tracks.

ANY way to burn MP3 CDs/DVDs with folders on iTunes??

Hey all, so I was trying to backup my mp3 collection onto a burned DVD or two (it's pretty big), but that could still play them when I put it into my computer now and then.
iTunes has always been pretty good about burning MP3 discs that'll easily play in your computer (I haven't yet tried burning a DVD as an MP3 disc, but I've heard they work the same). However, the one drawback about it that I see is that the MP3 discs don't really separate the actually albums/songs on the disc when you try opening it on the desktop into actual folders by album/artist/etc., they're all just kind of cluttered together (so if you wanna recopy/reburn an individual album off an MP3 disc back to your computer, you've got to do a Show File in Finder on iTunes and hunt & drag 'em in the Finder, as opposed to just having one folder that you can drag back onto the desktop, Toast, etc.) And that's just with one 650-700 MB CDR; if you're dealing with 4.7 GIGS of music, you can see how it'd be a pain to organize and keep track of).
I know that for PC, Windows Media Player can find any play data CDs with music on them pretty easily. Is there a similar player for Mac users??
I hate to ask about other programs on an iTunes forum, but maybe you guys can relate to this problem, have found ways to deal with it (in the past I've just color-labeled the songs according to album so I can visually see which songs go with which on the Finder, but again, you can see how that'd be a pain to do w/ 4.7 GBs worth). Thanks.

Sort the playlist by Album and Burn and the DVD will be in Album folders.
Sort by Artist and Burn and the DVD will be in Artist/Album folders.

I am unable to burn mp3 audio files to cd.I have tried different speeds but every time it ays failed due to media write error.Can anyone help what to do?

I am unable to burn mp3 audio files to cd.Every time it says failed due to media write error.I have tried different speeds.Can anyone help pls?

There are several different incompatible media sold as writeable CDs. You MUST match the media to the abilities of your drive.
I was flummoxed by buying 8x media when my drive was a 2x drive. I needed the other type, and there was nothing helpful in the diagnostics or the packaging that helped me understand that.
EDIT: There is an interesting helpful feature buried in System Profiler ... (read the last two lines of the report):
About this Mac > ( More Info ) > Report > Disc burning

Burning mp3 cds using AAC files

How can I burn mp3 cds using AAC files from iTunes?

You can't burn MP3 CDs from MP4 (AAC) files. You have to convert the AAC files in in iTunes to MP3 before you can burn them to MP3 disc.
You can use iTunes to convert any copy protection free songs in your library another format. When you convert a song in iTunes it will be converted to the format that you have set to import your CDs in. Converting creates a second copy of the song in the format you have chosen which gives you the opportunity to either keep or delete the original. If you are using iTunes 8 go to iTunes>Preferences>General and click on Import Settings, change your option to MP3 for example. Go back to your library and highlight the songs you want to convert and go to the Advanced menu at the top of your iTunes window and choose "Create MP3 version": iTunes: How to convert a song to a different file format
One exception to this are standard copy protected songs (if you haven't upgraded to iTunes Plus versions) purchased from the iTunes Music Store which can't be directly converted due to the DRM (Digital Rights Management) copy protection. However you can burn these to an Audio CD which will work like any regular CD.

Cannot burn mp3 or data cds

I cannot burn mp3 or data cds. Each attempt spoils the disk and causes the report "You have inserted a disk containing no volumes that Mac OSX can read. To continue with the disk inserted, click ignore."
Please Help!

If it burns audio OK then it would not be the discs. Try one of these programs for burning and see if they do the trick.
http://macupdate.com/info.php/id/19778
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CD Burning Error 1951 (Can't burn MP3 cd's)

Please help. I've been burning MP3 cd's for over a year now, and never had a problem. However, suddenly I get Error Message #1951. I have no idea what is causing this problem. Help! Please.

B Noir - thanks so much for the offer to help. Very nice of you. I was starting to worry this was just a place where people post questions and don't get answers/help. I'm glad to be wrong. As such, here's what I got from running a CD/DVD diagnostic...
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 (Build 2600)
Dell Inc. MXC051
iTunes 7.3.1.3
CD Driver 2.0.6.1
CD Driver DLL 2.0.6.2
LowerFilters: AFS2K (3.1.21.0), PXHELP20 (2.0.0.0), DRVMCDB (1.0.0.1), DLACDBHM (1.0.0.1),
UpperFilters: GEARAspiWDM (2.0.6.1),
Current user is an administrator.
Video Display Information:
Mobile Intel(R) 915GM/GMS,910GML Express Chipset Family
Mobile Intel(R) 915GM/GMS,910GML Express Chipset Family
Connected Device Information:
Disk drive, WDC WD800VE-75HDT1, Bus Type ATA, Bus Address [0,0]
CD-ROM Drive, TSSTcorp DVD+-RW TS-L532B, Bus Type ATA, Bus Address [0,0]
If you have multiple drives on the same IDE or SCSI bus, these drives may interfere with each other.
Some computers need an update to the ATA or IDE bus driver, or Intel chipset. If iTunes has problems recognizing CDs or hanging or crashing while importing or burning CDs, check the support site for the manufacturer of your computer or motherboard.
D: TSSTcorp DVD+-RW TS-L532B, Rev DE03
Audio CD in drive.
Found 12 songs on CD, playing time 23:03 on Audio CD.
Track 1, start time 00:02:00
Track 2, start time 02:36:19
Track 3, start time 04:01:11
Track 4, start time 04:57:66
Track 5, start time 06:26:38
Track 6, start time 08:04:17
Track 7, start time 10:42:32
Track 8, start time 13:56:30
Track 9, start time 15:14:73
Track 10, start time 16:39:13
Track 11, start time 18:19:01
Track 12, start time 21:31:13
Audio CD reading succeeded.
Get drive speed succeeded.
The drive CDR speeds are: 4 8 16 24.
The drive CDRW speeds are: 4.
The drive DVDR speeds are: 4.
The drive DVDRW speeds are: 4.
The last failed MP3 CD burn had error code 1951(0x0000079f). It happened on drive D: TSSTcorp DVD+-RW TS-L532B on CDR media at speed 0X.

Can't burn MP3 cd

After upgrading from iTunes 5.0 to iTunes 5.0.1 when i would burn a mp3 cd it would now read on any mp3 cd players, i tried burning it on two different computers with iTunes to rule out my burner. When burning the same playlist with Nero 6.6.0.8a the cd was recognised easily by evey mp3 cd player that i insered it into. I tried to burn an mp3 cd with iTunes 5.0 when i first came out so i'm guessing that whatever change that was made from the previous version caused the conflict.

hi Desmond!
this is a complete shot in the dark (and i'm not sure it's worth risking wasting another CD-R to test it) ... but did the title of the playlist that caused problems contain a "&" or an apostrophe, or another "non-alphanumeric" character?
I'm wondering, because one other problem with burning mp3 CDs in 5.0.x seems to be associated with that:
Christopher Cook, "261 error while burning MP3 CD." #12, 04:41pm Oct 1, 2005 CDT
love, b

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