how to put songs from zune collection to windows media player?

February 28th, 2010 | by admin |

i need to take the songs from my zune marketplace collection and put them on windows media player to make a cd please help
ok thanx is there anyway 2 get around the no burn rights thing so i can burn the cd?

This depends. If you use the Zune Pass ($15.00 a month for unlimited songs), then putting the music into Windows Media Player won’t work. When you try to play a song a message will come up talking about Digital Rights Management (DRM). If you buy each individual song like iTunes, though, all you have to do is find the folder that is holding all your music and drag and drop the folder right into Windows Media. The Zune Music folder should be located in your ‘My Music’ folder. Then burn it to a CD.

  1. 3 Responses to “how to put songs from zune collection to windows media player?”

  2. By Tina on Mar 1, 2010 | Reply

    the songs in ur zune software should automatically be on windows media player. (in windows media player) Just click burn, make sure u have an empty cd in, drag the songs to the right to make the playlist, and then click burn at the bottom right.
    if that doesn’t work, try and drag the song out of the zune marketplace onto the desktop, right click the mouse, and open the song with ‘windows media player’. then just do the process above.
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  3. By Billy on Mar 1, 2010 | Reply

    This depends. If you use the Zune Pass ($15.00 a month for unlimited songs), then putting the music into Windows Media Player won’t work. When you try to play a song a message will come up talking about Digital Rights Management (DRM). If you buy each individual song like iTunes, though, all you have to do is find the folder that is holding all your music and drag and drop the folder right into Windows Media. The Zune Music folder should be located in your ‘My Music’ folder. Then burn it to a CD.
    References :
    I tried this but I use the Zune Pass, so it doesn’t work for me.

  4. By krazekat on Mar 1, 2010 | Reply

    If you are getting the songs with a Zune pass there is no legal way around it.
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