Can Music Tracks Be Selected TO Burn Onto Blank Disc Without USE OF COMPUTER
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Yes, you simply insert the original in top slot, insert blank in bottom slot - close both slots and it begins the recording process. It is pretty fast, at least way way faster than my computer was. When it finishes, the bottom slot opens so you can remove your copied disc, a digital display reads " 0 failures", or "failure" if a disc is damaged or protected. Then you can insert another blank to copy same again - or remove both and insert new original on top and new blank on bottom. All you need is an outlet - no computer needed at all! I love it! Had mine for about 3 or 4 months - it is awesome! Yes, you simply insert the original in top slot, insert blank in bottom slot - close both slots and it begins the recording process. It is pretty fast, at least way way faster than my computer was. When it finishes, the bottom slot opens so you can remove your copied disc, a digital display reads " 0 failures", or "failure" if a disc is damaged or protected. Then you can insert another blank to copy same again - or remove both and insert new original on top and new blank on bottom. All you need is an outlet - no computer needed at all! I love it! Had mine for about 3 or... » Read More Yes, you simply insert the original in top slot, insert blank in bottom slot - close both slots and it begins the recording process. It is pretty fast, at least way way faster than my computer was. When it finishes, the bottom slot opens so you can remove your copied disc, a digital display reads " 0 failures", or "failure" if a disc is damaged or protected. Then you can insert another blank to copy same again - or remove both and insert new original on top and new blank on bottom. All you need is an outlet - no computer needed at all! I love it! Had mine for about 3 or 4 months - it is awesome! « Show Less
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No. Only the entire CD can be burned. You can not select individual tracks.
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Yes, provided you have a program to burn audio CDs, but the quality will be less than the original cd. You make MP3s off the cassette, then burn the CD from the folder of MP3s. Win 7 and above has the Burn CD function included in Windows (file) Explorer. Not sure about XP, or anything Apple.
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You can mark the tracks, then the tracks for the second cd select them and remove them. Once you have burned the first cd, undo the tracks you removed and now remove the track that have already been burned - leaving the tracks for the second cd
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I am not sure, until now I just transfer LP to CD never to DVD but this machine is old, I am sure there are new ones with that capability, also each transfer takes a lot of time, (6 to 8 hours for each LP) Hope my answer helped you
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Yes. they will work. In fact, i use them for EXACTLY that purpose. When i use BURN PLAYLIST TO DISC in itunes, and select AUDIO CD, my playlist burns perfectly to the cd, which i can then use on my pc AND on my cd player. Also, for best QUALITY burning i always select 1x (slow) PREFERRED SPEED. It takes a bit longer to burn, but the quality of the burn is more reliable.
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Yes you just have to open your music file on computer and drag your selections to the zune folder or you can always burn a cd option
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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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yes it is just like what is on your computer just external...if music is not protected it will burn it
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Tracks are separated and numbered. Song titles are not shown. Buy this machine with confidence. I have the version that allows you to make a CD culled from tunes selected from other CD's
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I don't have a mac computer so i dont know if it will. The files that it burns in is readable by itunes though.
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"If the head unit doesn't have a CD player the tracks can be put on an iPod or thumb drive"
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i'm pretty sure you can. i didn't have any trouble doing it. but not copy-protected discs or tapes.
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Yes, with any audio CD burning software. Even iTunes, if you record in MP3, save to your computer and import to iTunes like a song file.
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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 believe that Itunes will not identify the tracks without internet access. All the tracks will be in digital code. You do not need highspeed but do need internet access of some kind when you import the cds to id the songs, the album, and get album cover artwork (if you want it). I believe there is a way to manually enter the track information, but this will take forever even if you have a small number of albums that you want to import 15-25.
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You cannot just drag and drop, it will rename your files and not recognize the album or artist name on many tracks, these tracks will go into the folder unknown and will not play.
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Hey great question I wondered this too seeing as it's really hard to get hold of those discs . So no you do not have to use them . regular blank discs work fine