Is it true that burned CDs can only be heard in Apple Music?
Exported WAV audio and burned to CD but it only plays back in Apple Music, not even on several other players. The file has the colourful music notation logo and is labeled WAV.
Exported WAV audio and burned to CD but it only plays back in Apple Music, not even on several other players. The file has the colourful music notation logo and is labeled WAV.
Maybe you burned a (Mac format) data CD instead a cross-platform audio CD?
I have not burned optical disks in ages (they are so clumsy to handle) but here is some advice:
Create CDs and DVDs in Music on Mac - Apple Support
Maybe the CD is re-writable (CD-RW) that other players do not support? (In the past I had to record a CD-R at 1x speed so one player could play it). Plain audio-CD's do not need subscription fees.
Thanks, Matti. I did not use a data CD but a cross-platform audio CD-R. I can burn a file that plays back on Apple Music but not on other players. Do I need to subscribe and pay a fee for this to work?
A CD-R was used in each instance. I can create a file and burn a CD, but it doesn't play on CD players, only Apple Music. Is there a subscription necessary for this to work?
Is it true that burned CDs can only be heard in Apple Music?