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i have purchased an album I would like to burn to a cd for my commute but it won’t, stating the songs are a part of Apple Music. I originally were listening to them via Apple Music but I purchased the album in hopes of burning a disc. Why won’t it let me burn them even though I have purchased the songs? My computer is authorized to use iTunes and I don’t have a problem with other songs I’ve purchased.
Windows, Windows 10
When you purchase songs that you'd previously added to the library through Apple Music your local copies aren't automatically replaced. You need to remove the downloads that you have, then download fresh copies which should arrive as .m4a rather than .m4p.
tt2
When you purchase songs that you'd previously added to the library through Apple Music your local copies aren't automatically replaced. You need to remove the downloads that you have, then download fresh copies which should arrive as .m4a rather than .m4p.
tt2
I figured this out in the end but you are correct. I hope anyone in the future who has this problem sees this post.
iTunes won’t burn purchased songs to cd, saying they are Apple Music songs
