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Quote from: koolmees on Yesterday at 03:00:11 am Is it possible to backup automatically every day instead of every week? I don't think so. You can always do it manually from File/Library/Back up.

File transfer speed?

Do the files play in Windows Media Player?

My memory on this is a little sketchy, but.... Once you have a successful lookup using WMP, it should write the details to a file called cdplayer.ini If you then open MC, right click on the drive containing the CD, there should be an option on that menu that goes something along the lines of 'update from cdplayer.ini If that doesn't work, someone with a better memory may chip in...

Quote from: ajocius on Yesterday at 09:58:37 am Hello, I keep my library (music files and library files) on NAS. NAS has it's benefits, however it is limited to LAN Speed. Obviously this is more than enough to listen to music even on multiple zones. However if I move library files (not acrual music files) to internal HDD (have IDe drive connected now and hopefully can make SATA 1 ...

The Purchase link above has info on how licenses work. When you do a Restore, our system also e-mails you an Install Key that is good for 14 days. Just start MC12 and point to it. I checked and your license is an MC12 license. It won't work with MC13.

If you have an automated backup procedure that you have scripted (or even if it's manual), you could make use of the messaging api. I use AutoHotKey to automate my playlist backup/copy as such: Code: ...else if A_ThisMenuItemPos=5 { if !MC_Running() { run, mc13.exe /start WinWaitActive, ahk_class MJFrame } MC_Cmd(20004) ; Exports all playlists . . . Return ...

Installing MC again might do it. In options for handhelds, try redetect devices.