AllTunes Bookmarks: transportable?
October 13, 2006 11:06 AM Subscribe
AllTunes bookmarks: transportable from one PC to another?
I use AllTunes (alltunes.com) on 2 different PCs, at 2 different locations. Sometimes, I'll bookmark artists/songs/CDs while using one PC, but forget to add them to the bookmarks on the other PC. Is there an AllTunes file that I can edit or copy & paste so I can have the same bookmarks on each installation?
I know I could just use the "checklist" feature on AllOfMP3.com, and I know I could install AllTunes on a portable HDD, but I'd prefer to have 2 separate installations on 2 separate PCs.
Thanks!
I use AllTunes (alltunes.com) on 2 different PCs, at 2 different locations. Sometimes, I'll bookmark artists/songs/CDs while using one PC, but forget to add them to the bookmarks on the other PC. Is there an AllTunes file that I can edit or copy & paste so I can have the same bookmarks on each installation?
I know I could just use the "checklist" feature on AllOfMP3.com, and I know I could install AllTunes on a portable HDD, but I'd prefer to have 2 separate installations on 2 separate PCs.
Thanks!
Response by poster: Thanks, Armitage Shanks!
You're right - it does look to be more trouble than it's worth. I'll throw it on a portable HDD, and deal with it that way.
posted by NYScott at 8:47 AM on October 22, 2006
You're right - it does look to be more trouble than it's worth. I'll throw it on a portable HDD, and deal with it that way.
posted by NYScott at 8:47 AM on October 22, 2006
Best answer: Update:
YES, bookmarks from the AllTunes client can be moved from PC to PC. When viewing bookmarks, just right-click: Export. It will export the bookmarks as a .csv file, then take that file to the other PC, open AllTunes, go to the Bookmark tab, right-click: Import.
posted by NYScott at 7:30 PM on November 14, 2006
YES, bookmarks from the AllTunes client can be moved from PC to PC. When viewing bookmarks, just right-click: Export. It will export the bookmarks as a .csv file, then take that file to the other PC, open AllTunes, go to the Bookmark tab, right-click: Import.
posted by NYScott at 7:30 PM on November 14, 2006
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C:\Documents and Settings\[WindowsUser]\Application Data\allTunes\allTunes\[AllTunesUser]
where [WindowsUser] is your Windows login and [AllTunesUser] is your AllTunes login. The two bookmarks files are in Borland Database Engine format (i.e. binary, not plain text). There are third-party apps that claim to edit these files (xBaseView for instance) but it would probably be more trouble than it's worth.
posted by Armitage Shanks at 1:14 PM on October 20, 2006