Before i ask J.River...
Adam/Kurt/everyone
Would you know the following?
I am about to go travelling around Asia and Australia, and periodically will want to upload new music to my iPod - obviously I will not be able to sync the library - so was thinking to manually adding tunes with MC9? sound ok so far?
If i was to buy the full product will i be allowed to install on more than one machine - or would it be better to take the trial version and just install that when needed?
If of course you have any other ideas on the matter please post them up!
Cheers all.
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Den
# 1 Re: Before i ask J.River...
Yes, you can install to more than one machine--you'll just need to use the key they'll send you by email after you register on your other machine. I have MC9 on two machines...
dmt1 at 2007-11-15 17:22:22 >
# 2 Re: Before i ask J.River...
And remember you can upload the MC9 setup program to your iPod and take it around the world with you. I have started to do this with the other main iPod apps such as Ephpod, Outpod and the iPod Remover as well.
# 3 Re: Before i ask J.River...
The only problem is that the key they send you is date stamped and only works for around 10 days. After that you have to get a new key from J. River and your only allowed 10 keys a year.
# 4 Re: Before i ask J.River...
:D Cheers guys for the tips - looks like this will be the way to go then.
Phil Lee - that was my line of thought!
Doc Holiday - that is all I need - may only get to upload a few times in the first few months - and later I will have settled in one place, so will use the same machine!
Thanks again everyone!
# 5 Re: Before i ask J.River...
One last question - what about updates to the program? Can you upgrade free of charge, or is it a case of sticking with the version you purchased?
# 6 Re: Before i ask J.River...
Originally posted by Doc Holiday
The only problem is that the key they send you is date stamped and only works for around 10 days. After that you have to get a new key from J. River and your only allowed 10 keys a year.
Yeah but if you install the trial version on each computer, then all you need is the registration key. No need for the installation key for each computer.
# 7 Re: Before i ask J.River...
Originally posted by Timmy Yak
Yeah but if you install the trial version on each computer, then all you need is the registration key. No need for the installation key for each computer.
Correct, but the key is only valid for 10 day from the date it's emailed to you.
