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Re: Song Data Base
Yes, it is a link. You have to use the import hard drive files dialog and select from the Kmh options. When you make a selection i.e Zip a window opens with further instructions. It is much the same as when you import for Disc's, you have to select a field order so that the files list correctly in the database for printing & searching correctly. It is much quicker than importing using the Kma option as it does not move or copy your existing zips, videos or any of the other types, it just adds a small file with the same name as the existing file but it has a .kmh extension.
If it is a MP3+g file you will end up with 3 files, an .Mp3 a .cdg & .Kmh.
with zips or video you will just have 2 files .Zip & .Kmh.
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