I'm a music lover new to the world of music downloading.  Can I download music and burn a CD with it?  How?
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Okay, lots of people are probably going to give you lots of illegal (and thus free) ways of downloading, but in my admittedly humble experience, one of the better LEGAL services is iTunes.  You download and install it, it's the only program currently compatible with an iPod (should you get one later), songs are 99 cents a piece, the CD burning utility is intuitive and easy to use, and they have a great deal more than music (such as stand-up comedy and audiobooks by the thousands).\n\nThat is just one choice.  There are others.  But I'll let the other people offer up another possibility or two for you.
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No, but you should rip the cd, not burn it - use Windows Media Player - insert the disc and select rip - follow the onscreen prompts x
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use limewire.com\n\ninstall and run the program\n\ndownload the music to your hard drive, then burn it to a CD.
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By this I assume you mean burn a CD that can not be copied.\n\nThere's not really any way to do this. The method in which CDs are writen is too well known. If you actualy managed to develop some way that a CD could not be copied, someone would manage to crack is in a matter of days.\n\nAlso, if you're talking about music CD's, there's no way to stop people from playing them. If you can play a music CD, it's a simple matter to route the output into the input and record the music into an mp3 file without the CD player knowing it's doing anything other than sending music to a pair of headphones.
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Use Windows media player to choose the songs you want to a burn list. It will burn an audio CD that you can play.
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you must have a cd writer and the software of that cd writer (ex. nero) to copy a songs into a cd..
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Yes - as long as you have a CD drive - it's easy through iTunes. Check ou the Help feature in iTunes and it will tell you how. It's no sweat & you'll love it. You'll also be able to make custom CDs of your library from it if you have a CD burner.
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If you don't mind downloading some software check out WinAMP. Not only will it play CD's but it can also help you copy and burn tracks. It also has music streaming from Internet radio sites all over the world. Believe me you won't have a hard time finding what you want to listen to in WinAMP.\n\nWinAMP also has streaming video so you can watch music videos, movies, TV shows, etc. ALL FREE! The features in WinAMP are almost endless. Try it out, you won't be disappointed.\n\nHappy streaming...\n\nUnc
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Are you wanting to burn a data disc or a music disc? What operating system are you using?\nI am going to assume you are talking about data and are running XP:\nCopy the files that you want to burn into the drive that burns the CD. It will temporarily sit there. Then, put in a CD, and go to the left, on the common tasks bar, and click on Burn these files to a cd. The CD wizard will take you from there!
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On the www.download.com website, I found the software called AMAZING CD & DVD BURNER.  Even though it's a trial version, you can do everything (but you have a pop up window to close once in a while).  It works GREAT!  I mean, it is actually "amazing"!
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It can depend on where the music is coming from.  If it is from a site that allows music downloads, that should go right to it.  If you've searched for it, and listened to it straight from the site then, while it is playing, go to file and select save media.  If a friend burned a CD for you it will go right there from the CD, when you view what is in the CD.
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You have a CD burner in your computer, but have no idea how to burn a CD, well here's how.\n\nIt's usually pretty easy. Most CD writers come with some kind of CD writing software. Since this varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, this is going to be a VERY basic lesson. It should help get you started though.\n\nNot sure where your CD burning program is? It should be lurking somewhere under the Start menu, Programs (it's not necessarily on your desktop or quick launch toolbar\nOK, assuming that you've discovered the location of your CD burning program, here's how it typically works:\n\n1. First, if you get an option for either writing manually or via a wizard, pick the wizard (you can get fancier later on).\n\n2. OK, now you are probably going to be asked what kind of CD you want to write, either audio or data. If you're saving files, choose data. If you're pirating music, oops, I mean making a music CD for your own use from your own CDs, choose music.\n\nNote that for music CDs and for stuff you want to archive, a CD-R is your best choice. If you have a CD-RW, use that for data that you may or may not want to save (they don't always work so hot for music, at least from the standpoint that many CD players refuse to play CD-RWs).\n\n3. OK, the next step is probably choosing files. Most of the time you'll get a "Windows Explorer" type interface that lets you either choose files manually or just drag & drop.\n\n4. That should be about it. At this point, you should have an option for writing the CD.\n\nNote that most programs will let you "test" before you write the CD. The first couple times you use the CD burner, this may not be a bad idea. If you find you have no problems, this is probably a step you can safely skip from then on.\n\nDuring the actual CD writing process, it's best not to mess with your computer. Just stand 4-6 feet away and let it write the CD.\n\nWhy?\n\nMost CD recorders record on the fly. If the computer is busy and can't get the info to the CD burner fast enough, you'll get a buffer underrun error - and your CD will be useless (well, you could make a modernistic coaster out of it I suppose).\n\nBurning with Windows XP\nThe next method is to open My Computer, then your CD-R or CD-RW drive. It's probably best not to have any CD in the drive at this point, since all the files on that CD will show up and make things a little confusing (OK, I guess a blank CD is alright).\n\nAnyhow, just drag and drop (or copy / paste) the files you need to copy to the open window. \nClick the Write these files to CD link and it will start Windows CD burning wizard. From there, just follow the prompts.
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you can use windows media player or itunes to burn a CD... \n\nyou can either burn an audio CD that will play in any CD player (which takes about 70 minutes of music)\n\nor you can just burn it as a data CD that computers or mp3 CD players can play (that means you can fit several hours of mp3s onto one disc)...
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1) Download an Itunes music library.  it's free and u just get it off of itunes.com or something.  No need to buy an ipod.  Once u have Itunes, limewire will automaticly put all of your downloaded music into there.  From there, u can put a blank CD into u computer, make a playlist with all the songs u want to burn, then click burn, and itunes will burn a cd for u.
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if you have a mix of purchased and cd songs, it will be easiest to burn them on a cd or dvd, depending on the number of songs you have.  I had to do this recently and it would have taken 19 cds, so I dumped them all on a removable hard drive (an ipod would work too) and transfered them that way
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You will have use "Create Data CD" option when you start to create your "media" CD. The music you copy cannot be CD tracks if they need to co-exist on a media dist with other files (pictures, etc) Music in MP3 or MIDI format for example can co-exist with pictures or any other data files.