I downloaded iBurn DVD (free) and have poor quality audio on the disc. I burned 5 DVDs and tried different music from my purchased iTunes list. Each one sounds great on the preview but is warbly on playback. Why is this happening?
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Answer by
Sean Hill
Try switching audio modes. In most of the cases, the problems are caused by the audio codecs installed on your Mac. However, the music you purchase on iTunes might be protected by DRM. Even though you've purchased it, there is no way to make copies of it, therefore you have to de-DRM it.
I downloaded iBurn DVD (free) and have poor quality audio on the disc. I burned 5 DVDs and tried different music from my purchased iTunes list. Each one sounds great on the preview but is warbly on playback. Why is this happening?
Try switching audio modes. In most of the cases, the problems are caused by the audio codecs installed on your Mac. However, the music you purchase on iTunes might be protected by DRM. Even though you've purchased it, there is no way to make copies of it, therefore you have to de-DRM it.
Search through the database of Mac Informer for applications that can remove DRM, then you will have the possibility of using them in your DVDs: http://macdownload.informer.com/search/remove+drm+itunes