Apple use the aac format and you can't burn it because the burning software doesn't recognize aac. What you need is some converter to convert aac to some format like mp3 or such. I am pretty sure you should be able to burn aac as a data file but I don't know what device/s will play them. Just my 2 cents. I could be ALL wrong here.
Hi. I'm new here. I have tried to get help on the iTunes Apple Forum, but just messed up my computer by following some bad advice. I joined iTunes over a year ago, now have 61 songs downloaded, but cannot burn any of the music onto a cd. I have tried calling Dell to find out if I could purchase a "compatible" cd-rw, but they assured me that there is nothing wrong with my cd-rw, that it should burn iTunes songs just fine. Well, it doesn't. I have a Dell Dimension 4100 desktop pc that runs Windows 2000. There is plenty of room on my hard drive. What I really would like to know is if there are folks out there with a comparable system who have successfully burned cd's from their iTunes library. I'm getting ready to give up now and move on to a more friendly music system. This is my last-ditch effort at getting help, since I can't get it from Apple. Thanks.

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