I have tried to burn cd's from playlists. Since installing the latest version of itunes, when i do this it writes the first couple of songs and the stops with the 0x8004005 error message. Could you please let me know how to stop this from happening. I am using a Toshiba Satellite with windows 10.
I am having the same problem with music I have purchased through iTunes. I was able to burn one playlist but have a specific playlist it refuses to burn. All my music in my library have been purchased through the iTunes store.
It amazes me turingtest2, how few people are willing to just read the whole thread. They want someone to just tell them exactly what to do even after the results have been posted more than once in the thread.
Thanks, Turingtest2. I will hold off for a few days while others test the new version for any new bugs. I have been super busy as computerrepairdudeabq.com working on fixing computers with the Meltdown Vulnerability and trying to also knock out Spectre as time allows. My clients are mainly Windows 7 64 bit Professional users but I have a small client base of Windows 8.x users, Windows 10 users and one current Apple client. I hope you enjoy the rest of your week and are having a great January 2018 so far.
chrisfromallentown wrote:
I am also having this same issue with the latest update. Apparently the update did not fix the problem or the issue is something else completely. Have you had any luck on your end?
It seems File > Burn Playlist to Disc may not always burn the right list, but right-clicking the playlist in the sidebar and using the context menu there seems to be reliable.
tt2
You are not alone. From what I gather, this seems to be a problem with the most recent iTunes update. You might be interested in the replies to:
iTunes 12.7.3.46 for Windows has been released which appears to burn CDs normally.
It can be downloaded from https://www.apple.com/itunes/download/.
tt2
Called iTunes they said it's the update gotta wait for next up date for fix .... Suxxx but I lost 7 CD,a because of this issue ...
Yes, this error also occurs with Windows 7 64 bit. I wanted to post to let Apple know that it affects multiple versions of Windows.
If I uninstall my itunes to reinstall the older itunes version will I lose my downloaded itunes libary?
No, it will be fine.
tt2
Thanks, I did it and it works, cheers!
Oh good! I'll try it now 🙂
Hope so. I will post as soon as I know.
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