#Copy cd to itunes how to#

iTunes will replace your existing tracks with the newly imported ones, leaving all the info tags unchanged. The good news is that you can reimport the CD using more sedate settings that are more likely to result in good sound quality. Of course, if the disc is just smudged, scratched, or dirty, you can buy a cleaning kit that can restore the disc to working condition before you import it again. Look for a copy of the bad track in the iTunes Music Store instead$1 for a single track is certainly cheaper than buying the whole disc again. If your CD is actually physically damaged, there's nothing iTunes can do to reconstruct the damaged datait's lost for good, and importing the track will inevitably result in skips and errors.

#Copy cd to itunes how to#

This task shows how to reimport an audio CD to reduce the clicks and pops resulting from a fragile CD drive. Unfortunately, it has nothing to do with the cleanliness of the discit simply means that the drive or its driver software might not be capable of importing music cleanly at the selected data rate. If you're the not-so-lucky owner of a drive that has poor mechanicals or second-rate driver software, this condition is usually apparent in that the tracks you've imported from your music CDs are full of little clicks and pops that sound like dust on a vinyl record. Import a CD in CD-Quality (Lossless) Format