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Originally Posted by steveww48
Here's the workaround:
a) Go into iTunes and burn a regular audio CD.
b) Then bring up any of several audio players (e.g., WinAmp, Windows Media Player, etc) or any CD burning software (e.g., Nero, Roxio, etc) and have it rip the audio CD from step (a) to mp3 files on your hard disk.
c) Repeat (a) and (b) until you've converted as many of the iTunes songs as you like.
d) Bring up the CD burning software again and copy the mp3's from your disk to a new CD.
Obviously this is quite clumsy if you have a lot of iTunes music, since in step (a) you'll only be able to get 15 to 20 songs on a CD in regular audio format. So you may need to create a large number of audio CD's. But this definitely works.
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Thx for the advice. My e92 is due in the US next week (1/8/07), my iPod is due today, and I installed iTunes last night. I was wondering if I'd be able to get iTunes music into the CD player in case I don't want to grab the iPod.
Do I understand correctly that a data DVD with MP3 files on it would also be playable thru the Logic7 system? That would get a LOT of music onto one platter! Do you have to do anything to get the stereo to recognize the DVD drive as an audio source? And does having a data/music DVD in the drive mean that you can't use the nav system?
(My car is a 335i, so Logic7 stereo. I also have nav+iDrive.)
Thanks for the help, everyone!