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# Installation

1. Copy the `jplayer` directory into your e107 plugins directory.
2. In the e107 admin area, go to **Plugin Manager**.
3. Find **Wolf jPlayer** in the list and install it.

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The plugin folder is **`jplayer`**. Some older notes in the repository refer to `jpplayer` with two `p`s — that is a typo, not a second name.
{% endhint %}

## What installation creates

Two database tables:

| Table                  | Holds                                   |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| `jm_jplayer_playlists` | Your playlists                          |
| `jm_jplayer`           | The songs, each belonging to a playlist |

These tables keep their original names from before the plugin was renamed, so that no data migration is needed.

## After installing

1. Create a **playlist** first — songs have nowhere to go until one exists. See [Playlists](/jplayer-plugin/usage/playlists.md).
2. Add **songs** to it. See [Songs](/jplayer-plugin/usage/songs.md).
3. Put the playlist on your site. See [Displaying a playlist](/jplayer-plugin/usage/displaying-a-playlist.md).

## Uninstalling

Uninstalling through the Plugin Manager leaves both tables in place unless you explicitly tick the option to delete tables.