How to Burn CDs on Yahoo Music Jukebox

The Yahoo Music Jukebox is more than just a media player. The Yahoo Music Jukebox gives you the ability to organize your music and music videos, as well as make great playlists for you to enjoy at home or at the office. Even better, Yahoo Music Jukebox gives you the ability to burn CDs so you can take your favorite music anywhere you go.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Internet access
• Yahoo Music Jukebox
• Computer
• Yahoo account
• Blank CD

Set up Yahoo Music Jukebox

1. Download and install Yahoo Music Jukebox, which can be found at the Yahoo Music Web site (see Resources below). Restart your computer if prompted to do so, and the music player will open automatically once your computer reboots.

2. Add all of your music to the Yahoo Music Jukebox library by clicking the 'Add' button that appears when you run the Jukebox for the first time.

Burn CDs Using Yahoo Music Jukebox

3. Select songs that you wish to include in the CDs you burn by right-clicking on them and choosing 'Add to Playlist.' You will be prompted to name the playlist if you haven't done so already, or you can simply select a playlist you've already created.

4. Click on the 'Playlists' button in the navigation pane, which will create a drop-down menu listing all of the available playlists.

5. Click on the playlist you wish to burn. This will highlight it and make it active.

6. Press the 'Burn Playlist to CD' button.

7. Insert a blank CD into your CD-R drive.

8. Press the 'Burn CD' button.

9. Select 'Burn CD' from the 'Now Playing' navigation pane to simply burn CDs from the music you're currently listening to.

Tips & Warnings

• It will require a bit more patience, but it is best to burn CDs at the lowest possible speed setting. This makes the likelihood of a skip much smaller, ensuring a much higher quality burn. Most CD-Rs are capable of burning CDs at 1X speed, which can take 20 minutes or more.
• If Jukebox isn't working properly on your computer, find out about software or hardware conflicts from Yahoo Answers (see Resources below).
• Don't burn or pirate music that you do not own. There are severe penalties for pirating music or other forms of intellectual property.
• Avoid songs that are under 128 Kbps encoding. Songs below this level of quality sound poor, and the problem is only heightened when played from a CD or through good speakers.
• Secure your music and privacy by choosing a Yahoo password that would be difficult for others to guess.