kJams

How about if I keep the data on a separate drive. The singers, venues etc. Can I do that or not?

The answer is in the link i sent:
http://www.kjams.com/wiki/Moving

Short answer: yes

yes you're allowed to activate your serial number (license) on two computers that you own. No, you can't just move from one computer to another easily, that would require me to deactivate an activated machine. it would be handy if eSellerate would let the user manage activations themselves, but they...

return it.

don't swear off ebay, you can get very good stuff. one bad experience doesn't make the whole thing bad.

-dave

about the microphone, did you see this?
http://www.kjams.com/wiki/Microphone
You can also use Garage Band if you've got it.

To import songs, did you see this?
http://www.kjams.com/wiki/Importing

i used to use StuffitExpander to do my unzipping, which could not unzip many zip files, so i called them "corrupt". Then i started using "BOMArchiveHelper", which was better but still choked on many files. Then I hit upon just using the command line "unzip" function, which was able to unzip any zip ...

monday's build will have this feature

Keep in mind the internal drives on laptops are not CD+G capable. (tho i hear the high end MacBookPro drive works)

Well I just want to let you know that Apple so far does not allow third parties to run programs on the iPod. The Games they sell on ITMS were hand selected by Apple and hand tuned by Apple (tho they came from third parties). But the rest of the planet of software developers are NOT allowed to run pr...

why not just press the play/pause button?
kJams does not run on the iPod, it only exports a movie, that you play on the iPod.

yeah, click here. if that's not clear enough, i'll try to expand it. please post specific questions.

you can see i've got that plan by looking in the Window menu

not at this time.
you'll just have to "add to library" the other files, but you've lost all your meta info editing.

better to start with your old library and "add to library" the new files

I'm quite confident that all older Plextor models *can* read and write CD+G format, so yes i recommend going that route.

And it's perfectly reasonable to use an "internal" drive as an external drive, with the appropriate $12 adapter.

the iMac is not a relevant issue here. in the FAQ it states you need an external drive and an adapter that gives you a USB port. All computers have a USB port. No you can not replace the internal drive. tho the drive mentioned is "internal", there is no need to mount it internally. My "internal" dri...