Rip, Burn, and Print
If you want to add music from your CDs to the Music app, you can rip, or import, CDs and add the music to your library. You can then listen to it on your computer or sync it to your mobile device. But you can add more than just ripped music: you can rip audiobooks from CDs or add videos from DVDs that you own. I also discuss burning CDs—which is so 2000—and printing from the Music app, which you may actually want to do at some point.
How to Rip CDs
Many music lovers still buy CDs. These plastic discs offer several advantages over digital music: they contain uncompressed music; they have liner notes; and, in some cases, they are cheaper than digital downloads. You can pick up used CDs for a few bucks each, and you can get ...
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