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Title: Upgraded to XP - Can't Burn
Post by: rhaduch on November 01, 2002, 04:26:43 am

After upgrading to Xp Home Edition, caused MJ errors when burning, " Track mode is incompatible with existing track type ". FAQ lists that this could be software causing "formatting" of CD. Can anyone suggest how I can find where this problem may be originating? I've followed the suggestions without success. I currently have v7 (unregistered). If I uninstall MJ, do I loss my Media Library and Playlist. If I upgrade to v8, will my Media files be saved?

Title: Re: Upgraded to XP - Can't Burn
Post by: xen-uno on November 01, 2002, 07:57:21 am

Upgraded from what OS?

Since your unregistered, ignore any mention of "License" or the *.rrg below.

Copy your MediaJukebox7.rrg file (in your MJ directory) to a floppy and to safe place on your hard drive. Uninstall MJ (if uninstall doesn't work, then just reinstall over top of old installation. Copy your *.rrg file back to your MJ directory. In MJ run the Help>Restore License.

If you want to upgrade to v8 then you'll want to go through this exact same process again.

>>If I upgrade to v8, will my Media files be saved?

All your media files will still be intact (not sure about your playlists).

Xenno

Title: Re: Upgraded to XP - Can't Burn
Post by: JimH on November 01, 2002, 08:03:07 am

It might be best to keep these rrg licenses (older style MJ license) on a floppy AND in "My Documents" or another similar directory that gets backed up.  There is no need to keep it in the MJ program directory.

Title: Re: Upgraded to XP - Can't Burn
Post by: xen-uno on November 01, 2002, 08:18:37 am

Jim >> There is no need to keep it in the MJ program directory.

Your right, but by default that's where it's found.

Xenno