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An obvious suggestion would be to see if the device firmware or device drivers are up to date - and update them accordingly. 
A less obvious suggestion is to shell out for a new USB DVD burner. 
Of course, before making those suggestions, one should be clear that this is a technical issue and not one about piracy control.

No, but you are within your rights to complain to Apple iTunes. They are usually very helpful with stuff like this.

" @Pie said:

" Damn it. Did time change in America then? "

Yeah, Daylight Savings Time occurred this past weekend, turning the clocks back an hour.  I know you Brits don't change, so that's why you were confused. "

" You officially suck now (because Stephen Fry said so)  http://www.wimp.com/frylanguage/ "

I'd plump for the Fender Squire Jazz bass.

Digital formats can be better quality than vinyl. For a start, CDs have greater dynamic range (the differences between silences and loud bits) than vinyl. Vinyl can have far superiour frequency response, since CD formats brick-wall the high frequencies above 20kHz because of the sampling rate.
 
If you have good audio equipment, it is quite easy telling the difference between 128k, 192k and 320k mp3s. Since WAV files are lossless, they potentially sound identical to CDs. 
 
Most vinyl is pressed from digital sources anyway (with DDA or DAA mastering). Here is a huge difference in the quality of pressed vinyl, so early pressings sound far better than the last LPs of the press. I say this as one who owns a very expensive record deck. 

I'm RationalAtheist on GS.

Dennis Chambers,obviously... 
 
  

That sounds like a religious idea - to think there is one "special" person out there for you. Get a grip!