Burn songs to cd Apple Music?

Good question. I don't see any mention of it in Apple pre-release documentation though it has been possible in the past with DRM music Apple sold several years ago. Still it would strike me as incredibly stupid of them to allow it in this situation. As for saving the files themselves, likely you can transfer them by copying but they will require authorized software to play them back, I would guess similar to what you would experience should you buy a movie from the iTunes Store.

Apple music saves "offline" content into the iTunes folder labelled Apple music, in the same way it does for regular downloads, except some very clever protection, they are in a protected .m4p format, which i am finding very difficult to convert. Even if you put these offline songs in a playlist and try to burn to disc, you can't as apple have removed this option in iTunes. Also, if you right-click on the track in "My Music" there is an option to "create MP3 version" but once you click that, a windows pops up stating that this can't be done as the music is protected. So far Apple have done everything they can to prevent the end user stealing the music.

Well played Apple, not for my Traktor dj software to release an update that can read and play these .m4p files......

I don't think any third party software has been capable of playing DRM media files from Apple. Maybe if it can use some Apple component as a black box from which it is channeling output, but you can bet Apple keeps its decoding software away from others.

I don't have iTunes 12.2 so I don't know about the CD burning feature. Even if it is there you can (as I said earlier) bet it would unlikely to be under the same DRM policy old music purchases had applied to them. iTunes 12 for Mac: Usage rights for iTunes Store purchases - https://support.apple.com/kb/PH19639

I Also really wanted to burn CDs; unfortunately, I read under Section D, under the title "APPLE MUSIC USAGE RULES" of the new Terms and Conditions, that they plainly stated that we can't burn any Apple Music Products. Sorry guys

Correct. Only music purchased from the iTunes store or other places such as Amazon can be burned to CD.

Once you turn on Apple Music subscription, you can add songs (iCloud Status = 'Apple Music') to your library, and you can stream and download them. You cannot burn them onto a CD only if you buy them.

However, if you remove the Apple Music type download and buy the song from iStore, you can manage it 'the old way' including burning it on a CD. Unfortunately, you cannot do this for the whole playlist, but one song or album at the time.

you can burn music to disc through finder/music/itunes media/music try was u can do through that. but I'm pretty sure apple won't let u rent movies/music and then burn them to keep em. its a new world. piracy is out😟

Similar problem:

I realize for various reasons Apple doesn't want you to create Apple Music into CD's. However I am trying to put some Apple Music onto a playlist to for my kids iPod and Nano and it does not seem to work. This is disappointing. Does anyone know if this is correct and I just haven't figured out how to do it?

Someone just told me I should'd burn Apple Music to CD because it's not allowed to do so. But I actually bought the music you know and I feel like I don't own the music. It just feels bad. So is it a right thing to do to burn Apple Music to CD? So it is helpful to use Apple Music Converter?