How to Burn LINE Music to CD on Windows/Mac

Tutorial: Download LINE Music to Computer with NoteBurner

Please make sure you have downloaded the NoteBurner LINE Music Converter to your computer before getting started.

Step 1 Add LINE Music songs or playlists to the program

Open the LINE Music Converter and click the "Add" button. A pop-up window will appear where you can select the songs you want to convert.

Step 2 Customize Settings

Click the "Settings" button. Here you can choose the output format (MP3, AAC, FLAC, AIFF, WAV, or ALAC). Please select "MP3" as the output format here. You can choose your preferred output quality and output folder here as well.

Step 3 Convert LINE Music songs to MP3 format

Click the "Convert" button. NoteBurner will download all the LINE Music songs you ticked to MP3 format and save them in the folder you set in the previous step.

Step 4 Locate MP3 LINE Music Files

Once converted, you can just tap on the "History" icon (which looks like a clock) on the left side of the app and click the folder icon to open the downloaded files.

Now you have finished converting the LINE Music to MP3. Now move on to one of the methods below to burn them to CD. Before you start, make sure you have a CD/DVD drive that can write discs (many laptops need an external one) and a blank CD-R. Also pick the right disc type for your player: Audio CD works in car stereos and ordinary CD players and holds about 80 minutes of music; MP3 CD holds far more songs but only plays on players that support MP3 discs.

Method 1: Burn LINE Music to CD by NoteBurner CD Burner (Windows)

The Windows version of NoteBurner LINE Music Converter includes a free CD burner in its toolbox. Follow these steps:

Step 1 Go to the "Tools" section and click "Burn CD".

Step 2 Drag and drop your converted LINE Music files into it, then insert a blank CD into your PC.

Step 3 Press the "Burn" button to get started.

Method 2: Burn LINE Music to CD with Windows Media Player (Windows)

Windows Media Player can also burn audio files to a CD.

Step 1 Insert a blank CD and open Windows Media Player (WMP).

Step 2 Click the "Burn" tab at the top-right, open the Burn options menu and select Audio CD, then drag & drop your LINE Music files from "Library > Music > All Music" into the Burn list.

Step 3 Press the "Start Burn" button.

Method 3: Burn LINE Music to CD with the Music App (Mac)

On a Mac, the built-in Music app can burn playlists to CD. Here's how:

Step 1 Open the Music app and click "File > Import...", then select the converted LINE Music files to add them to your library.

Step 2 Create a new playlist with these tracks, insert a blank CD, then right-click the playlist and choose "Burn Playlist to Disc...".

Step 3 Choose Audio CD (for standard CD players) or MP3 CD (only for players that support MP3 discs) in the pop-up window, then click "Burn".

If the Burn Fails or the Disc Won't Play

Most CD problems come down to one of these four things:

• The drive can't write. Many drives are read-only; look for "RW" or a burn icon on the drive, or check the drive's name in Device Manager / System Information. If it can't write, you need an external USB burner.
• The playlist is too long. An Audio CD holds about 80 minutes (roughly 18-20 songs). If the burn stops with a space error, split the playlist across two discs or switch to MP3 CD if your player supports it.
• You burned a data disc by mistake. A disc that plays on the computer but not in the car was usually burned as a data CD. Re-burn and make sure Audio CD is selected.
• The car stereo rejects the disc. Older car players often can't read CD-RW discs; use a CD-R instead, and burn at a lower speed (8x-16x) for better compatibility.

Final Words

Whether you're on Windows or Mac, burning LINE Music to CD comes down to the same two steps: convert the songs to MP3 with NoteBurner, then burn them with NoteBurner's CD burner, Windows Media Player, or the Music app. Of the three, NoteBurner's built-in burner is the quickest because everything happens in one program. Convert once, burn as many discs as you like.

Note: The free trial version of NoteBurner LINE Music Converter enables you to convert the first 1 minute of each song. You can buy the full version to unlock the limit.