How to get copying a CD to list it's titles of songs in Itunes instead of Music 01 Wave in Audio CD:E

Perhaps your car can play Data CDs or MP3 CDs. These let you use the original media without converting it, squeeze more onto a disc, and contain metadata. There is also the CD Text option when burning an audio CD but support for that varies between players, and computers cannot usually see this data.

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Standard audio CDs only contain audio data, with no metadata giving album, artist or track details. iTunes uses the Gracenotes CDDB service to match the pattern of track lengths with a database of known albums. Your CD made from the same tracks may not have exactly the same signature. You will need to enter the details by hand.

For the future see Backup your iTunes for Windows library with SyncToy - Apple Community.

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To add to what tt2 has told you, and to clarify a point you've touched on, a duplicate of a song is only a duplicate if it appears in your "library" (that is, the list of songs).

If you add a song that's in your library to a playlist, it is not duplicated, it is simply added to the playlist as an entry in a list. iTunes uses the same file to play the song, whether you have selected to play it in a playlist or just in the main list of songs.

As a result, if you delete a song from your library, you will have deleted the file that is used by the playlist.

Note about deletion versus removal from playlist:

• • songs in playlists must remain in your main library. They are not duplicates
  • to remove a song from a Regular Playlist, right-click it in that playlist and choose Remove from Playlist (do not choose Delete from Library)
  • to remove a song from a Smart Playlist, you need to change the rules of that Smart Playlist or change whichever tag in that song that causes it to go into the Smart Playlist. There is no right-click/remove option from a Smart Playlist
  • if you right-click a song in the songs library, there will not be a "remove from playlist" option. You have to be looking at the playlist entry for the song (because it may be in more than one playlist)

iTunes can burn your songs in either Data CD or MP3 format on blank CD-R discs. Check the specs of the car stereo to see which it can handle.

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