EMI and Liquid Audio today are expected to roll out the first online music service from a major record company that trusts consumers not to share the music they buy with pirates. The service, called ...

As it readies a new version of its online music subscription service, Listen.com plans to announce on Thursday agreements to allow consumers to burn CDs from digital files. It won't be the digital ...

It’s been a while since I was asked about burning music CDs, but this week a reader asked how best to make music CDs from his music library. It’s been a few years since I wrote about this topic. The ...

i want to burn some music i have stored on my computer to blank cd-r discs. i ripped the tracks with itunes to apple lossless. im trying my best to maintain the SQ of the original CDs. so here's my ...

The latest version of Windows Media Player can burn your photos, music and videos on a CD or DVD on the fly. You simply have to drag and drop files from your Windows Media Library to the burn list.

CD burning is an amazing technology and its working principle is really fascinating. CD burners encode music and other datas on to the blank CD which can be retrieved through CD reading. CD stores the ...

The recording industry is testing technology that would prevent consumers from making copies of CD "burns," a piracy defense that could put some significant new restrictions on legally purchased music ...

What is the best program to use for making music CD's (for my car) from my MP3 collection? Also, how do I get it so that they are all around the same volume level? I always get songs that are a lot ...

Apparently that eMusic “Take home the music on a flash drive” machine isn’t the only way concert-goers can bring home the music, according to the New York Times’ Technology cub scouts. “Instant Live” ...

My fellow millennials, hold on to your brittle bones and graying hair, because Generation Z is here to tell us that we are officially Old™. Today’s reminder of your ever-depeleating youth comes from ...

Bob Dylan’s “One More Cup of Coffee,” Rick Danko’s “Java Blues,” Frank Sinatra’s “The Coffee Song,” Faith No More’s “Caffeine”.... With any luck, those tracks will be among the 250,000 songs customers ...