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I recently purchased a new MacBook Air and with it, the Monterey OS. I am frustrated with the conversion from iTunes to Apple Music. iTunes was easy to use. Now, if I want to burn a cd, I can’t without repurchasing my music since Apple Music considers my song list its property. This is a bug and a ripoff. I have all the right options on, etc. are you going to fix this?
MacBook Air (2020 or later)
You cannot burn tracks from the Apple Music subscription service, or that are in the cloud. If these are previous iTunes Store purchases that won't burn try deleting the copies you have and redownload. When downloading multiple tracks click the activity widget and turn off the option for simultaneous downloads.
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You cannot burn tracks from the Apple Music subscription service, or that are in the cloud. If these are previous iTunes Store purchases that won't burn try deleting the copies you have and redownload. When downloading multiple tracks click the activity widget and turn off the option for simultaneous downloads.
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Another point of interest... did you use migration assistant to copy the music files (and other data) to the new computer or did you copy manually? Migration Assistant makes these transitions easier, mostly, and helps bring the recognition of the old computer to the new computer. When using the Music program, if the screen gets jumpy, press the up arrow key to return to your work line.
Thank you so much for your responses. I did use migration assistant. I found the solution to be the “check selection” option in the playlist option list. If you select that option, all the songs in the playlist appear as downloaded and can be burned to disk.
Monterey and Apple Music
