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Re-record iTunes protected AAC music to MP3
The problem is iTunes doesn't burn track name, album or any other info of protected music as an audio cd. I bought Toast Titanium 7 and even this app will not burn protected music (even though I called Roxio prior to purchase to ask and was told it does. Roxxio LIES folks).
Re-record iTunes protected AAC music to MP3
The only way that I've found out how to do this is with whole albums. If you burn an album that you've bought from iTMS to CD, then re-import it, it will ask if you want to replace the music from iTMS. This retains all of the information and data with it.
Re-record iTunes protected AAC music to MP3
The CD Name/Track info is only just queried from CDDB database and only "knows" what CD you have because it compares number of tracks and length of each track against its very large database. Correct me if I'm wrong, but there's no track information embedded in music CDs at all - only mp3 CDs and in formats that can retain or hold metadata. The time invested inputing track/album/genre etc into each track (for WAVs and AIFFs) can be gone in a flash if the iTunes database file becomes corrupt.
Re-record iTunes protected AAC music to MP3
All music CDs include a 32-bit ID. The track info lookup services use this ID as a key to the artist, album and track data.
Re-record iTunes protected AAC music to MP3
Huh. First I heard of an actual ID string on audio CDs. |
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