Burning audio CD's from downloaded music...

[generator12]

For years I used a program from AVS4U to create audio CD's from downloaded music. Looks like the Hollywood types finally got to the software writers as this program no longer will accept my mp3's or wmv's, as it used to. And Windows media player is (has always been) particular about what it will accept for this purpose, looking for licenses, etc.

Do any of you ever write audio CD's any more, and if so, what program do you use?

Thanks in advance...!

 

[Scott Danforth]

I have a library of 137 GB of songs that I download playlists to the ipod and plug into the boat. I also bring the laptop along and simply plug into the stereo aux.

 

[sangerwaker]

I haven't burned any CD's in quite a while, but I never had any issues using WMP to burn legally downloaded material.

 

[thumpar]

I didn't know people still used CDs for music. My Yukon and boat connect to my iPhone for music. They both have a unit that can play a CD but the limit on space makes me not want to use them.

 

[bruceb58]

The last time i put anything on a CD, it was a data CD full of MP3s and that was a LONG time ago. Now, I just use my phone.

 

[Volphin]

I sometimes burn CDs but I use iTunes to do it. Most of the time I use the phone though...

 

[lakelover]

I occasionally burn music CDs. I use use iTunes.

 

[garbageguy]

Yep, I think I used iTunes last time I did it, but I think the original had to be "legit"

 

[HT32BSX115]

What's a CD? Is it sort of like that big black thing they called records?