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Adding JRiver to new Mac book
KB29R:
I'm hoping someone can be of assistance - Im trying to copy my JRiver from my iMac to MacBook Pro
can someone explain the process to me please - go easy as I'm not a computer wiz kid!
Cheers Ken
JimH:
Install MC first, then copy the data from your old Mac. Use exactly the same locations on the new one. Then restore a Library Backup (see the wiki).
KB29R:
--- Quote from: JimH on October 19, 2022, 08:02:44 am ---Install MC first, then copy the data from your old Mac. Use exactly the same locations on the new one. Then restore a Library Backup (see the wiki).
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Can you do us a step by step on how do do that please (Copying from iMac to MacBook) - I tried the old fashioned way with a USB stick but as soon as I unplug the USB stick there is an error message saying can't locate file - frustrating
blgentry:
We don't really know enough about your setup or the trouble you are having to try to help. A real step by step guide would be nearly impossible to write.
Have you copied your music to the new MacBook Pro? Is it in the same spot as the old music?
What problem are you having? You mentioned a USB stick, but it's not at all clear what you experienced.
Brian.
KB29R:
--- Quote from: blgentry on October 20, 2022, 12:19:26 pm ---We don't really know enough about your setup or the trouble you are having to try to help. A real step by step guide would be nearly impossible to write.
Have you copied your music to the new MacBook Pro? Is it in the same spot as the old music?
What problem are you having? You mentioned a USB stick, but it's not at all clear what you experienced.
Brian.
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First things first - how do I copy to new MacBook ? and how would I know whether its in the same spot?
I've tried copying but when I try and play a tune on the new MacBook its saying file could not be found
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