Using iTunes to burn a CD

Question

I'm trying to convert some ACC files form my iTunes library into MP3 files to burn on a CD and, have run into a problem.
I created a new playlist of 130 songs from my library to burn on to the CD.
27 of the 130 songs need to be in MP3 format.
So, I created another playlist of these 27 songs with the idea of burning these songs to the CD and then, import them back into my iTunes library using the iTunes MP3 encoder option.
13 of the 27 songs are purchased iTune songs and the rest are songs from a store bought CD.
When I choose that playlist with those 27 songs to burn, I end up getting some, not all of the 27 songs along with others that aren't even in the list.
Based on this information, can anyone explain why this is happening or what I am doing wrong?
Is there another way of doing what I want to do?
I thought at one time, iTunes had a feature that when you right clicked on a song in your library, it gave you the option of converting them into MP3 format?
I'm using Windows XP for my OS.

Answer 1

I thought at one time, iTunes had a feature that when you right clicked on a song in your library, it gave you the option of converting them into MP3 format?
The option to convert (Create XXX Version) is now found under the Advanced menu. Be advised that the format offered for conversion will be whatever your Import setting is set on.
As for converting the purchases, protected files cannot be converted to a different format.
You could try simply burning the disc as an Audio CD, which should play in most audio players.