If I wanted to burn these CDS on my mac from itunes what is the success rate?
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I have NOT used a Mac, but I would assume same cautions apply: 1) make sure the slightly thicker discs will clear the drawer; 2) lower the burn speed as much as you can -- 4X or 8X is ideal to prevent "coasters". You should have "superior sounding" discs. I burn with Windows and NERO with no problems, except NERO will NOT make a copy onto a Verbatim from another Verbatim -- just a strange quirk!
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I had no problems with these CDs being burned I use Mac and windows, so to answer your question 100%.
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That's all I do is burn from my MAC using iTunes. Burn it at a slower speed like 16x. I have had 100% success and the sound quality is phenomenal. I won't buy anything else but these anymore.
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I have burned several of these CD's with MP3 files from my I-tunes account. I have not had any issues with them burning. They play perfectly in the CD player in my car.
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You load iTunes on your computer which converts CD to MP3...when done simply sync with iTunes
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Yep. You should be able to import the tracks from the CD to your iTunes library.
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good question Beth ( if I may call you beth :) ) well its pretty easy cause pretty much all you would have to side load music from your computer if you want to get your music from iTunes
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The product comes with software to download directly to your computer. I am pretty certain that it will work through iTunes.
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Haven't tried making CD's yet, but I do know I can that it works on my MAC and I can play DVD's. I have an old MAC that runs on OS X. I guess you can try it, I would.
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es open your door, put In the CD and once you have your Intunes account set up It open Itunes and ask you "DO YOU WANT TO DOWNLOAD THE DISK" Well If you want the entire CD In your Itunes say yes. IF NOT and want a single or 2 off the cd? Say no , then slide just the tracks you want Into where It says "Music" on the top left on the Itunes page. And you only use space for the tracks you really want In there. Itunes Is VERY user friendly.
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If you have iTunes it's a piece of cake. Simply move the songs into a playlist and then burn. Windows Media Player is almost exactly the same. And yes, the cd's are preformatted.
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Yes. I use ITunes to burn live cds (no gap between tracks). You can use it to rip the original cd, then use it to burn the copy.
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I don't have any Apple computers. however the unit works very well on my Dell Sys (Studio XPS) I have included the manufacturers data and it does reference Mac so.... here you are hope it helps Kanguru Solutions Kanguru DVDRW DriveThe Kanguru DVDRW Drive provides high speed DVD and CD burning for PC, Notebook and Mac users. Dual Layer technology allows youto burn nearly twice as much data (up to 8.5GB) to a single disc, allowing you to create high quality DVDs. The LightScribe label burning allows you to burn custom labels onto your LightScribe compatible CD or DVD media. Simply plug the drive into an available USB port for instant access to a 24x DVD/RW drive.
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Rip burn the music to laptop or computer then upload that file to iTunes tick and sync
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For my purposes (to back up elderly LPs), I use CD-RWs (rewritable CDs) in my machine, then transfer them to my computer (into iTunes). Then, I can move them to my iPod, if desired.
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This device will allow you to burn audio CDs with music files that you have in your iTunes. Please refer to following "How to" link:http://sanoxy.com/cddvd-burners/
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Yes. My new Mac didn't even come with a disc drive. I downloaded everything from the website. Forewarned, it's a bit confusing as to what to download.
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T. -- a post in April says: [ Works with MAC OSX, April 11, 2007, By Zeligsilver "Zelig" (MN) - The PC system requirements did not address the compatibility with MAC OSX but I connected the player to my IMAC, ignored loading the supplied CD, and dragged music from ITUNES without any problem. ] I would suggest you use it by copying .mp3 files from your iMac into it (just hook up w/ USB cord). They should play fine.
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Yes it requires music quality cd's I contacted TEAC and their recommendation was TDK. I went with CD-RW and yes you can rip them to ITUNES or whatever program you use. Then the TEAC will do a full erase in a matter of seconds and you can re-use the same disk.
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I usually use windows media player, but you can use anything really. Itunes works and just copying from windows explorer works also. Hope that helps.