As we all know, iTunes videos are protected by DRM from being burned to DVD. In this way, iTunes videos cannot be burned to DVD for backup or playing with DVD Player with family. However, where there ...

More on using iTunes with Disc Burner Tyler Rosewood (who sent us the previously posted tip on how to use Disc Burner with iTunes and 3rd party CD-RW drives) now has a web page devoted to the subject.

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 ...

Is there any way to burn an audio CD from the currently-selected songs, without first making a playlist? My wife needs to take ~30 songs and burn each one to a separate CD for her students. And it's ...

Well got an iPod, got iTunes and the wife bought me P.O.D. testify. So wanting to have CD of it figured I would burn the CD so I can transfer it to my Xbox 360 and for the car. So load up itunes ...

Tuesday’s iPodBlog entry, iTunes and the 7-burn limit, seems to have inspired as many questions (and comments) as it answered. I’d like to round out that entry by responding to some of those questions ...

Q. I have all of my music stored in iTunes on my PC. As you know, they are in the form of (AACs). If I want to burn anything onto compact disc, do I have to convert each music file into an MP3 first?

Windows only: DVDneXtCOPY iTurns Free provides a clever work-around to stripping audio tracks purchased from the iTunes Music Store—and, theoretically, other protected, purchased tracks—of their DRM.

A free application purports to convert music purchased from Apple's iTunes music store into plain old unprotected MP3s that can be played on any number of computers or MP3 players. DVD Next Copy ...

Digital files are portable, they sound and look pretty good, and they don’t take up the physical storage space that CDs and DVDs do. But there’s a big downside—one system crash or failed hard drive, ...

I keep all my music on iTunes and have burned different playlists to CD. But I'm told that a DVD will hold about 1200 songs rather than the 22 or so that can be fitted onto a CD. This would be better ...