You know, usually I dont blog about my personal endeavours AND I certainly avoid writing about Apple if I can but I felt sorry for others who may be in this scenario so decided to write up my experiences here.
I like to think of myself as reasonably competent technically so to find that I couldnt manage to burn a cd audio disc from iTunes was a pretty big blow, holding back my integrity I decided to do some good old fashioned 'Google-ing'.
Many, if not ALL posts pointed to Edit, Preferences and then under the "Burning Tab". So I started going through but hang on, what burning tab?! I havent got one. After looking on multiple sites all telling me the same thing, I figured I was on my own.
So I looked through advanced settings, import settings, creating AAC versions, I was literally seconds off leaving iTunes to burn in good old fashioned windows before I decided to simply right click on the Playlist I wanted. Only to find the option there, right in front of my face!
Why people say look in advanced options, look out for a burn disc in the top right corner... I have no idea! Folks the answer is simple if you want to burn a CD in Windows using iTunes just right click the playlist and select Burn.
End of, I hope that helps relieve some people.
Kris
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Thank you SO much for this post - I also don't have a "burn" option under 'Preferences' so this probably saved me hours of frustration!
ReplyDeleteSpent to much time looking for button! Thank you!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteME TOO!!! at least im not the only one. god bless 'ya.
ReplyDeleteHahahaha!! Thanks - I was about to get upset!!
ReplyDeleteOMG ...thank you dude.....ive spent hours getting pissed...
ReplyDeleteI right click and still have no burn option...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I was on the verge of a meltdown trying to figure out where that "burning" button was hiding. Makes no sense that do some have it and some don't. Also, why would there be so many post sending us on a wild goose chase when it's as easy as right click on playlist????
ReplyDeleteI’ve highlighted the playlist and right clicked but there is no “burn” option. I’m using Windows 7- does this matter?
ReplyDeleteHi guys, same here, i right click... no burn, plus, not burn tab n preferences. nor the little burn disc option.....
ReplyDeleteI'm on Windows 7 and it works fine for me, I can't see why you wouldnt have the burn option under the playlist. Try putting a blank disk in the drive does it suggest burning then?
ReplyDeletethanks this helped me!
ReplyDeleteLOL .. thank you. Just bought you 2 virtual beers
ReplyDeleteSimple when you know how! I had reverted to using windows media player as I just couldn't figure it out and had got all the same stuff when googling about the 'non existent' burning tab. Thanks for posting the solution :-)
ReplyDeleteCheers, you're so right Kris!!!
ReplyDeleteI dont have burn option when i right click it and i tried inserting a blank cd but nothing comes up
ReplyDeleteI did the right click on my playlist. then i went to burn onto my disc and it still will not burn onto the disk. all it says is "disc burner or software not found"
ReplyDeleteNo Burn option in Advanced or on right click on Win8.1. Using Itunes 12.1.1
ReplyDeleteTried making a new playlist and also a playlist folder. The Apple fascists strike again.
No options any way you try on iTunes 12.1.1 Tried making a new playlist folder and playlist. Right click, left click, Advanced and Files menu give no burn option. Giving up. Obviously Apple do not want people to use this option any more. Win 8.1
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