As a professional and handy tool for Spotify, it's specially developed to directly download any Spotify track, album, and playlist to computer in lossless quality and super fast speed, with either free or premium account.
In the early time of Spotify, Spotify desktop app could be used to sync songs to iPod Nano, just launch Spotify and connect iPod Nano to computer with USB cable, then you can use Spotify to sync local MP3 songs to iPod Nano. However, such a feature had been removed when Spotify was changed to be a streaming music service.
When searching 'Spotify on iPod Nano' or similar phrases, you may find the guide 'How to Sync Spotify Music to Your iPod' from dummies.com, however, it is totally outdated. It is misleading users and make users confused when they couldn't figure out how to sync Spotify songs to iPod Nano. In fact, the way was no longer effective.
Spotify user 'rafaellourenzo' tried the way mentioned in the guide in vain and then asked on Spotify Commmunity: 'Can i sync my Ipod nano with spotify?', and the marked solution to his question is as below: 'Hey there, unfortunately it is not possible to sync any songs from Spotify to the iPod Nano. The feature you are referring to is an old feature of the desktop app that allowed you to sync MP3s to the iPod, however this never allowed you to sync Spotify songs to the iPod. This feature was removed a while ago from the desktop app.'
There is no special Spotify app designed for iPod Nano and Spotify iOS app can't be installed on iPod Nano because iPod Nano doesn't come with iOS system. Also, it's known to all that Spotify Free users must have internet connect to stream, and offline listening is one of the privileges of Spotify Premium. However, any songs downloaded from Spotify Premium on Spotify supported devices are Ogg Vorbis files with DRM protection and can't be added to iTunes for transferring to iPod Nano. Normal audio converters can't convert Spotify's protected Ogg files neither.
iPod Nano can only play MP3, M4A or WAV songs, so if you want to play Spotify songs on iPod Nano, you need to convert Spotify songs to iPod Nano supported format first. That is why you never miss TuneMobie Spotify Music Converter.
Spotify Music Converter is the best software solution for iPod Nano/Shuffle users who are using Spotify Free or Spotify Premium. It can effortless convert Spotify songs, albums and playlists to iPod Nano supported audio formats like MP3, M4A or WAV, preserve all ID3 tags like song title, album, artist, genre, artwork, year, etc.
Spotify Music Converter works with both Spotify Free and Spotify Premium and you don't have to pay for Premium plan in order to get Spotify music as MP3/M4A. Spotify Music Converter is extremely easy-to-use, and available for both Windows and Mac, and it fully supports latest Windows 10 and macOS Mojave.
As long as you have a stable internet connection, you can download Spotify songs to computer and there won't be advertisement any more. One of the biggest advantage of Spotify Music Converter compared to audio recording software is that you can use Spotify Music Converter to download songs, albums or playlists in bulk, and you don't need to click and click again like using audio recording software.
Now download the free trial version of Spotify Music Converter to have a try. It can convert 3 minutes of each song.
Launch Spotify Music Converter and Spotify program will be automatically launched as well. Please keep running Spotify and do not close it during downloading and converting. Click 'Add Files' button first and you will see the interface as below.
You can easily drag songs, albums or playlists directly from Spotify to Spotify Music Converter, Or you can browse your favorite song, album or playlist in Spotify, and right-click to get the link of the song, album or playlist, then paste the link in the blank area in the bottom of the program and click + or Add button.
Spotify Music Converter will analyze your input and pop up a dialog to ask you to choose what songs to download. By default, all the songs will be downloaded and you can uncheck the songs you don't want to download.
Spotify Music Converter supports MP3, M4A, WAV or FLAC as output format and MP3, M4A or WAV can be played on iPod Nano. Choose one of them depending on your need. By default, Spotify Music Converter will use 320kbps and 44100hz MP3 as output format. Click Options to change output format in Advanced tab if necessary.
Now, simply click Convert button to start converting Spotify music to specific music format. All ID3 tags like song title, album, artist, artwork, etc. in original Spotify songs will be preserved.
After conversion, you can click History button and open the output folder to locate the output songs.
Now, you can connect your iPod Nano to computer with USB cable. Launch iTunes and add the downloaded Spotify songs to iTunes library, create a playlist and add the Spotify songs to it, then sync to iPod Nano via iTunes.
If you don't want to install or use iTunes, there are many iPod transfer programs which can help to transfer local songs to iPod Nano directly instead of using iTunes. Generally speaking, such iPod transfer programs will be much more convenient than iTunes.
By using either way to sync Spotify Songs, you can tap on Music on iPod Nano's screen to play any song converted from Spotify.
With Spotify Music Converter, you can not only enjoy Spotify songs on iPod Nano, but also enjoy on other iPod models like iPod Shuffle, iPod Classic and iPod Touch as well as other MP3 players.
Although it is not as popular as before to listen to music through CD, the CD still plays a vital important role when people wanna enjoy music in the car, especially during the vacation. In the past, people purchase the songs and burn them to CD, nowadays, it is much convenient than usual to access millions of songs by subscribing to music streaming service such as Spotify, Apple Music, Pandora… However, it becomes difficult to burn these “rental” (Spotify) songs to CD with the methods used before. Not everyone prefers to listen to songs via iPhone, iPad or Android phones, if there is any way to burn Spotify songs to CD thus to play in the car for enjoyment? The post would discuss it and offer the solution.
Spotify premium plan has many attractive features than the free plan. Except for the higher sound quality and escape from the Ad, the offline listening feature may be the key reason for people paying monthly subscription fee. It is a pity that burning Spotify songs to CD is not available, even with premium account. Here is the quote of the official response from Spotify online forum:
“To clarify, there aren’t any usage limits with a paid account, you can listen as much as you like. And you can sync up to 3,333 songs to any supported mobile device without having to pay anything extra. It’s just when burning to a CD that you’d need to purchase the tracks. Since we couldn’t verify your subscription was still active when the tracks get burnt to a CD we wouldn’t be able to unsync them if you stopped paying.
Actually, the songs in Spotify are of DRM protected, that is why you can’t download Spotify songs to computer or make it playable via MP3 player, or burn them to CD like other songs you own.
So you are under the situation, “I have a list of song on spotify.com and would like to know how to burn a cd from there.” To achieve it, there are two solutions. But first of all, you should get DRM-free copies of Spotify songs of playlists. We have introduced 5 ways to download Spotify songs as MP3 (DRM-free audio format), you could follow the guide to make the first step. Here we use Spotify music converter as example, which can finish the burning Spotify music to CD process directly, best for not very computer literate users.
Tools needed:
Spotify
Spotify Music Converter
Computer
CD burner
A blank CD
Spotify music converter is of great help for people who need to convert Spotify music to plain audios. It removes DRM from Spotify songs or whole playlist, outputs lossless plain MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC versions while retaining the IDs tags.
What you should do is copy and paste the Spotify song or playlist URL link to the Spotify music converter, select the output format and press Convert. After that, burn them to CD directly.
1.Copy and paste the Spotify song or playlist URL link
2.Select the output format. We recommend you choose MP3 or AAC as output. If you choose WAV or FLAC format as output, you should know that the size of the converted song would be larger as they are lossless formats.
3.Press Convert to start converting the Spotify songs. It is available to adjust the conversion speed, the maximum conversion speed is 5X.
4.Insert the blank CD into your computer, waiting until the disc is recognized. And then select the converted music individually by pressing “CTRL+click” or “SHIFT+click” on your key board. Then click on “Share” button and tap “Burn CD” in the drop-down list to directly burn Spotify songs to CD.
5.Start burning Spotify songs to CD.
Note: Spotify music converter is a shareware. The trial version allows you to convert 3 minutes of each Spotify song. Buy full version to unlock all limitations and enjoy free updates.
After you have converted the Spotify songs as MP3, open iTunes and make a new playlist to import these converted songs.
Tools needed:
Spotify
iTunes
Spotify Music Converter
Computer
CD burner
A blank CD
1.Put a blank CD to your computer CD-ROM.
2.Simply click iTunes playlist and select “File”>”Burn Playlist to Disc”.
3.You need to choose the disc format .You got 3 options here: “Audio CD”, MP3 CD”, “Data CD” or “DVD”. Audio CD is the same format as the standard CD you’d pick up at the store, making it the most universal format as it should play in any CD player.
4.Press “Burn” button to start burning Spotify songs to CD.
Most CDs hold 700MB of data, which translates to around 80 minutes of music. This is something you may want to keep in mind while creating your playlist, as a playlist too large will not fit on a single CD.
Note: the songs of Spotify can only be burnt into CD after removing the DRM.
No matter which solution you decide to use (via Spotify music converter directly or via iTunes), you could get the Spotify songs onto your CD collection and play it in your car. Just enjoy!
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