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i want to burn some music i have stored on my computer to blank cd-r discs. i ripped the tracks with itunes to apple lossless. im trying my best to maintain the SQ of the original CDs. so here's my ...

Yesterday we covered a report by a MacFixIt reader that some CDs burned by iTunes are unreadable in certain CD players. The reader's message speculated that iTunes burns CDs differently than Roxio's ...

It’s been a while since I was asked about burning music CDs, but this week a reader asked how best to make music CDs from his music library. It’s been a few years since I wrote about this topic. The ...

Not long ago, CD-RW drives were too costly for all but mam-moth corporations, ivy-covered universities, and the planet’s wealthiest residents. Now they are plentiful and affordable — Apple is even ...

As it readies a new version of its online music subscription service, Listen.com plans to announce on Thursday agreements to allow consumers to burn CDs from digital files. It won't be the digital ...

So you've got a bunch of files on your hard disk, and you want to burn them to a CD. You can stick in a blank CD and trust to Window's built-in file burning utility to do it, or you can get a specific ...

Digital Journal — Today you can add just about any function to your desktop or notebook PC simply by connecting a new device through a USB port; almost every digital camera, external hard disk and DVD ...

Ok, I'm using Nero 5.5 to burn backups of my cds... I'm burning straight from the wav files I made with EAC. My Pink Floyd cds flow together between tracks... if you've ever listened to them you know ...

D/RW ROCKS. With a CD/RW drive, you can "burn" CD-ROMs for your files, or audio CDs you can listen to on any CD player. Blank discs are dirt-cheap, the drives are blazing-fast and Apple has -- at last ...

Apparently that eMusic “Take home the music on a flash drive” machine isn’t the only way concert-goers can bring home the music, according to the New York Times’ Technology cub scouts. “Instant Live” ...