Can You Download Songs From Spotify To Burn On Cd Player

Part 1. Why You Can't Transfer Spotify Playlist to Windows Media Player

Staff Answer Since music from Spotify has DRM that prevents it from being played by other devices, you cannot burn downloaded music from Spotify onto a CD. On the other hand, it is possible to remove DRM from downloaded songs with a program and then burn the music to CD. You may find it difficult because iTunes doesn’t allow users to sync iPhone songs back to the computer, and there is no available ways and tools for you to directly burn CD from an iPhone, iPad or iPod. Luckily, there is another method you can have a try – use AnyTrans to transfer music from iPhone to iTunes and then burn music to CD with. In the built-in file browser on uppper left, browse to output folder of downloaded Spotify songs, choose the songs and click 'Add' button to burning list. Insert a blank CD-R or a rewritable CD-RW disc. When the settings are ready, click Burn button to start burning Spotify songs to audio CD.

Can You Download Songs From Spotify To Burn On Cd Files

As a matter of fact, with the Spotify Premium subscription, there is a direct Download service in Spotify app itself, which will allow users to put music on Windows Media Player from Spotify with ease. But this powerful feature of Spotify is only available in Europe currently. Put it another way, you are unable to transfer Spotify to WMP directly in other countries. In general, you can only cache Spotify files yet not get local files, which is totally different from traditional songs purchased from iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Music, etc.

Download Music From Spotify To Mp3

There is no doubt that Windows Media Player (short for WMP) is one of the powerful media players, with which you can stream and play audios and videos along with fast forward, reverse and variable playback speed as well as burn music files to CD, etc. And Windows Media Player supports a wide variety of audio formats, like MP3, WAV, etc. perfectly. However, it’s important to note that Spotify tracks are encoded in special Ogg Vorbis format that is not included in the list of WMP compatible audio formats. It's also one key reason why you can't play Spotify Music on Windows Media Player.