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actorkid

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Maybe somebody can shed some light on this for me.

Im trying to burn a cd from an album i bought on iTunes.

The disc is a sony CD-R with 700 MB of space.

The album i want to burn only takes up 172.8 MB of space, but iTunes keeps saying that the file is too big and that it needs to be split up into two discs.

How is this possible? If anyone could help me out that would be great.
 
Maybe somebody can shed some light on this for me.

Im trying to burn a cd from an album i bought on iTunes.

The disc is a sony CD-R with 700 MB of space.

The album i want to burn only takes up 172.8 MB of space, but iTunes keeps saying that the file is too big and that it needs to be split up into two discs.

How is this possible? If anyone could help me out that would be great.

You may be trying to burn an audio CD instead of a data one. If this is the case, the audio is limited to 80 minutes of playtime.
 
its 1.4 hours of music which is 84 minutes of music...so lame...4 minutes over 80

thanks guys

is there any way i can make it work?
 
its 1.4 hours of music which is 84 minutes of music...so lame...4 minutes over 80

thanks guys

is there any way i can make it work?

It depends on how you are going to use the CD. If you must have it as an audio CD, no, you need to remove a couple minutes of audio. If you simply want to transfer the files then you can burn the CD as data instead of audio and store up to 700MB of whatever data you want.
 
its 1.4 hours of music which is 84 minutes of music...so lame...4 minutes over 80

thanks guys

is there any way i can make it work?

Burn it as data instead of an audio cd. If it's a DRM'd album (not iTunes Plus) you might not be able to burn it and have your CD player read it. Also, be sure that the CD player that you want to play back on supports MP3 CDs.
 
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