Use another Laptop

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Use another Laptop

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I know that this must be covered in the forum somewhere but I can't find it
My laptop is faulty and needs to go to apple for repair so I need to use my wife's macbook but I don't know how to transfer the kjams library to the other laptop. Help
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drag and drop

just copy the "kJams" folder (inside the music folder)

Also your plugins:
/Library/Application Support/kJams/

you may also want your preferences folder:
/Users/<you>/Library/Preferences/kJams/

put each folder in its respective place on the other computer.

if it goes back to tryout let me know and i'll reset your activations.

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Post by Brendan »

Can i also copy these folders from my mocbook to my desktop so my library is on both computers? Is this the best way to also back up my library?
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that is exactly what is described.

but also you need to back up your *music*.

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Post by lenskaraoke »

Thanks Dave
I've had my music backed up for a long time and I thought I had kJams library backed up but didn't.
I have now
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"Eureka"
My optical drive broke so I took my lappy to apple and they replaced it. And guess what......It plays CDGs
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A true blessing in disguise. What kind is it?

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The drive info

HL-DT-ST DVDRW GSA-S10N:

Firmware Revision: AP09
Interconnect: ATAPI
Burn Support: Yes (Apple Shipping Drive)
Cache: 2048 KB
Reads DVD: Yes
CD-Write: -R, -RW
DVD-Write: -R, -R DL, -RW, +R, +R DL, +RW
Write Strategies: CD-TAO, CD-SAO, CD-Raw, DVD-DAO
Media: Insert media and refresh to show available burn speeds

I've also had it successfully burn CDG's that I'm able to play in a CDG player
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Well, now you need to tell us how to break ours...

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Post by Brendan »

that is exactly what is described.

but also you need to back up your *music*.


Dave, i am a little confused now. Is'nt the *music* inside the Kjams folder? If i copy the kjams folder, the music will be backed up at the same time? please help.

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If all you've ever done is rip your own CDs and purchase from the music store, then yes, you're right.

But if you started off with a hard drive full of karaoke and THEN added it to kJams, then no, your music probably is NOT in the kJams Music folder, so back that up too.

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