04-21-2018, 03:15 PM
Hello Jerryghr,
Yes, the files created on Android can be imported into Windows. The MIDI commands are compatible between both versions. The easiest way to transfer all your songs between versions is to use a library backup file (Settings->Backup and Restore->Backup Library). You can also use the share feature to share one or more songs as a .msf file. You can then import that .msf file on the other tablet to get the song(s) and all data. If you just copied the file from one device to the other, that would not be enough though, as the MIDI commands and such are all stored in the MobileSheets database.
A library synchronization feature is beineg developed and is currently being tested. Once that is released, you will be able to use that to sync up changes between your devices.
Mike
Yes, the files created on Android can be imported into Windows. The MIDI commands are compatible between both versions. The easiest way to transfer all your songs between versions is to use a library backup file (Settings->Backup and Restore->Backup Library). You can also use the share feature to share one or more songs as a .msf file. You can then import that .msf file on the other tablet to get the song(s) and all data. If you just copied the file from one device to the other, that would not be enough though, as the MIDI commands and such are all stored in the MobileSheets database.
A library synchronization feature is beineg developed and is currently being tested. Once that is released, you will be able to use that to sync up changes between your devices.
Mike