MP3 CD from AAC?
My car plays mp3 CDs, but can't read AAC files. My issue is that I want to burn a mp3 CD, but half my songs are AAC files. Is there a way to tell iTunes to convert the file to mp3 just to burn to CD?
I know you can convert it to an mp3, but if I convert half of my library I'm going to have a lot of doubles. I just want iTunes to convert it to burn it. Not to add it to the library
I know you can convert it to an mp3, but if I convert half of my library I'm going to have a lot of doubles. I just want iTunes to convert it to burn it. Not to add it to the library
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My response was to create a playlist of the songs I want to do that with, then have iTunes convert that entire playlist to mp3 while I slept. The next morning they're ready to burn, then delete.
A bit of a pain, but the only way I know to accomplish your goal.
Of course, I then discovered that Pioneer makes car-stereos that read AAC... Now I are happy.
My issue is that I want to burn a mp3 CD, but half my songs are AAC files. Is there a way to tell iTunes to convert the file to mp3 just to burn to CD?
If the AAC has no DRM protection, burning to MP3 is OK; if they are DRM-protected, burn is only for backup, but can't playback on other player, even the CD or DVD player.
There is another way to make it --- use a DRM removal software which can convert music formats.