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How to Rip and Burn CDs with iTunes. Transfer your old CDs to iTunes, or make new ones with
the music you already have. You will need CD Computer iTunes CD burner Blank CD and
internet connection. Step 1. Insert the music CD that you want to rip songs from. Open iTunes,
if it doesn't automatically start. You will see the CD icon in the list on the left side
of the iTunes window. Step 2. Uncheck any songs you don't want copied to iTunes. Click
the Import CD button in the lower right corner of the iTunes window. Connect to the Internet
when you open iTunes to automatically see the titles of all of the songs on your CD.
Step 3. Wait for iTunes to import the songs you've selected. When they’re imported,
remove the CD from the drive. Step 4. To burn songs to a CD, create a new playlist by clicking
the plus sign in the bottom-left corner of the iTunes window. Name the playlist. Step
5. Click Library on the list at the left side of the iTunes window. Click on the song you
want on your CD, hold the mouse button, and drag the song to your playlist on the left
side of the window. Select multiple songs at once by holding the Control or Shift key
on a PC, and the Command or Shift key on a Mac, and clicking on each song. Then drag
the group to your playlist. Step 6. Continue adding songs to the playlist. Click on the
playlist to keep track of the total playtime. Keep the playlist's playtime under the amount
of time your CD will hold, since iTunes will only burn the amount of songs that will fit
on the disc. Step 7. Insert a blank CD and click on the playlist you want to burn. Press
the Burn Disc button at the bottom-right of the iTunes window, and select Audio CD as
the disc format. Step 8. Adjust any options that you wish to change, such as decreasing
the time between songs or changing recording speed. Click Burn, and soon you'll have a
new CD full of your favorite tunes. Did you know Did you know? The first iPod was introduced
at an Apple special event on October 23, 2001. It carried a price tag of almost $400.