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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 19 for Windows => Topic started by: nick v on February 07, 2014, 12:35:18 am

Title: How many system installs with the purchase of one license?
Post by: nick v on February 07, 2014, 12:35:18 am
Hi,

I have work & home desktop systems, along with work & home laptop systems. Is it possible to install JRiver MediaCenter on all 4 systems with the purchase of one license? This will basically be the deciding factor in whether or not I buy the player after the trial finishes in a few days. I hope this wouldn't be a problem.

Thanks,
Title: Re: How many system installs with the purchase of one license?
Post by: Hendrik on February 07, 2014, 01:32:39 am
You can install MC on all your systems "within reason" with just one license. Home PC, Work PC and Laptops are perfectly fine to use with one license.
Title: Re: How many system installs with the purchase of one license?
Post by: glynor on February 07, 2014, 08:33:59 am
It is basically an honor system (with the activation scheme designed to prevent the most egregious cases).  The way I do it, personally, is this:

1. I have my "personal" license, which I use for my home server, HTPC, and my "work" laptop.
2. I have a separate "work" license, which I use on some systems at the office.

I got the second license because I'm using MC for completely different purposes in these cases (work-related, rather than home-entertainment-related), so I thought that was only fair.  My laptop gets used for both, so it didn't really matter which I used there.
Title: Re: How many system installs with the purchase of one license?
Post by: astromo on February 07, 2014, 02:33:23 pm
It is basically an honor system (with the activation scheme designed to prevent the most egregious cases).  The way I do it, personally, is this:

1. I have my "personal" license, which I use for my home server, HTPC, and my "work" laptop.
2. I have a separate "work" license, which I use on some systems at the office.

I got the second license because I'm using MC for completely different purposes in these cases (work-related, rather than home-entertainment-related), so I thought that was only fair.  My laptop gets used for both, so it didn't really matter which I used there.

Whereas, I'm listening to my collection via MC at work to drown out the noise of open plan, thanks to the portable option included with the licence.