You also need to make sure you have used iTunes 7 to fill in the Album Artist tag for all the tracks. If the music in iTunes is unprotected (not bought from the iTunes Store) and is in MP3, or AAC, or Apple Lossless format then it can be simply added to WMP without you have to convert it, or burn it first to CD.įor AAC and Apple Lossless, you will need to make sure you have the WMPTSE plugin for WMP (to let it read MPEG4 meta tags), and also a suitable directshow filter (there are ones for both now available). If you eject the CD then reinsert, you may lose that info. burn to a blank, then the burned version mounts in iTunes) all the info should be there and when you then reimport as MP3s, that info should come in on the MP3 files. If you don't remove the CD from the drive (e.g. In that case, you would have to burn them to an audio CD then reimport them as MP3s off that Audio CD, which you can do in iTunes if you want. This won't work on iTMS purchased stuff since they are protected and won't convert directly. You can delete those tracks later if you want.
iTunes will then make a new copy of them in MP3 format which can be added to a playlist and again burned to an MP3 CD. If they are not in MP3 format and are not purchased from the iTunes music store (iTMS), then you can set iTunes import preference to MP3, then go back into your library, pick the songs you need to convert, right click on them and pick "Convert to MP3". What format is the music in on your iTunes library? If it is already in MP3 format, you can simply burn them to an MP3 CD (see the burning preferences of iTunes) and all the info will be retained.
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