Settings are stored on a per-user basis, so if you need to install using an entirely different user account (because yours isn't an Admin), migration won't find its things MC will only import the 'Default Library', however it doesn't care if you renamed or moved it (MC can find it) Backup in your old version, and restore in the new one. Mac and Linux versions require a manual restore of a backup from a previous version. Earlier versions require a manual restore of a library backup.

During the installation, the installer will find your library (from MC20 or later automatically). Run the download file first, in order to install MC. MC30 for Windows and Mac are on the Download Page. The MC30 license you receive will work with MC29.0.86 and higher) or with MC30 when it is available.ĭownload, install, then license if necessary. MC is available on the JRiver Download Page. It can also restore a backup (and settings) from an earlier version. If you own an earlier version of MC on any OS, you can upgrade for that OS or upgrade to a Master License.You can use any license to purchase for another OS at an upgrade price. If you own MC on Windows and would like to purchase a Mac or Linux version, you can upgrade to a Master License that works on all three OS's.This can be done automatically by selecting an update channel under Help. If you own Media Center 29 (for example), it is free to update to the latest build of that version by downloading and installing. For example, an MC30 license also works with MC29.0.87. The version of the license and the program should be the same, but a new license may also work with the last build of the previous version. If you already own a Media Center license for the most recent version, just download and install the latest, then restore your license if necessary.

There are several ways to improve your MC experience: HERE'S HOW to UPGRADE Instructions on the forum Important There are discounted prices on upgrades to the new version of JRiver Media Center.

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