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#Musicbee playlist export install#
#Musicbee playlist export full#
#Musicbee playlist export portable#
#Musicbee playlist export windows#

You will be prompted for library selection the next time you start MB. If you don't want to use the same location that MB selected, just delete the new library files that MB created.You can overwrite any library files MB created during installation.Copy your Library files wherever you want them to be.

#Musicbee playlist export install#

It's best not to copy any actual program files, to ensure that all program files are from the same version, but you may also want to install the Latest Update.Copy any special files from the old installation folder to the new installation folder.Copy the files from the old AppData folder (what the Backup dialog calls the MusicBee Settings Folder) to the new AppData folder.Make sure it is closed while you do the next steps. Install MusicBee, but don't import any files.If you're only interested in some settings or files, you can scale these instructions down accordingly.

#Musicbee playlist export full#

This covers a full restoration, such as you might want to do if transferring your library to a new computer. lame.exe, bass_aac.dll, and neroAacEnc.exe, if you installed them.Plugins and Skins if you downloaded any that weren't included.Icons if you have custom toolbar icons.The things you may be interested in backing up here: Possibly some files/folders related to plugins.įor a standard installation, this will be the local equivalent of C:\Program Files\MusicBee.

#Musicbee playlist export portable#

Device Settings for any portable or external devices you've configured.

Equalizer presets if you saved any custom settings.

StartupSettings.ini: A few settings that MusicBee loads at startup, including library path and skin.

MusicBeeSettings.ini: Contains any settings not saved elsewhere, including most Preferences and layout settings.

LastFmScrobble.log: Your scrobble history.

GenreMapping.xml: Any custom genre > genre category relationships you've defined in the Group Genre dialog.

Non-essential unless you need to save an error report for some reason.

ErrorLog.dat: MusicBee's error log, accessible through Help > Support.

CustomTagConfig.xml: Tags you've defined in the top part of the Define New Tags dialog.

Banned Pictures.dat: URLs of any images you've banned in the Compact Player or Now Playing Panel.

bookmarks.dat: Details of your bookmarks.

Now Playing: Some old Now Playing Lists.

Filters: Contains the settings for any library filters you've created.

#Musicbee playlist export windows#

(AppData is sometimes a hidden folder in Windows Explorer.) For a portable installation, there should be a folder called AppData within the MusicBee installation directory.

MusicBeeLibrarySettings.ini: Contains all settings from Library Preferences (except Filters) and any active Auto-Organize Templates.įor a standard installation, the AppData folder will be in your local equivalent of C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\MusicBee.

MusicBeeLibrary.mbl: This is the database where MusicBee manages your library.

xml file, and import them again the same way.

You can also export your podcast subscriptions from within MusicBee as an.

Podcasts: Your podcasts and subscription information are save.).

(The location of this folder may be customized in Library Preferences.)

Playlists: Your playlists are saved here.

Thumbs: This is a subfolder of Artist Photos which contains your artist thumbnails for Artists View.

(The location of this folder may be customized in Tags Preferences.)

Artist Photos: This is the folder where artist photos saved through the Compact Player or the Now Playing Panel are stored.

(If you have multiple libraries, you will have more than one library folder.) It typically includes these files and subfolders: The location of the library folder is set in Library Preferences. See below for what each location contains. We suggest including your Library Folder (as configured in Library Preferences) and your MusicBee installation folder, in addition to the directory where your audio files are stored. The target folders MUST be on a different drive than the source folders (though you can fake it with a virtual drive if you need to). It automatically backs up your AppData folder ("MusicBee Settings Files"), which includes most of the customizations you may have made, and offers you up to three other folders for backup. MusicBee's Backup Library function (found in the File Menu), behaves exactly like Syncing, except that it will include your settings files.