How can I transfer my playlists to another computer?

Playlists you create in KaraFun Player are stored on your computer.

If you need to transfer your playlists on a new computer, follow the steps below:

Close KaraFun Player
Browse your computer to C:/ProgramData/Recisio/KaraFun2 (default location, the letter and path may vary depending on your setup)
Copy all the files ending with .kplst
On your other computer, paste the files you've just copied in the same directory

KaraFun Player should then display the playlists imported next time you launch KaraFun Player.

Please bear in mind this method is likely not to work with your local files (eg. on your computer) if they are not in the exact same location on both computers.

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4 comments

Laura-sings 1 year ago

It would be MOST helpful to have playlist available across ALL devices. Be able to label where each playlist is on, open the one you need, i.e. Iphone, HP Laptop Notebook, samsung... Changes only be available to be kept on the device you are on!! So, if on phone; can access all playlist open and play. However, can only keep/manage/save changes on that device! Having to TRANSFER any changes/updates to other devices is a nuance to say the least! That's when it works!!
shemenskik 1 year ago

A sync function would be nice. You could add personal playlists to the Web Player and then have the other Apps sync with it. That way you have all the same playlists on all of the devices you use.
markspeakmanxtra 1 year ago

Of course you'll need to make sure you're not overwriting a different playlist with the same .kplst name...
tollfreesasktel 1 year ago

awesome THANK YOU

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