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Cecelius
When you've finished downloading and before installation, there is a selection for choosing where to install. If you don't choose / change this it appears to have a default install location something like c\ programs\magix\ independence libraries (or something close to that) 
You could also just do a search for any .ytif files.
Once you found out where you put them you open the sampler and go to "add libraries" obviously navigating to where you installed them.
Once added,  when you go to use them for the first time you will need to re-register them.
Hope this helps
Nigel

Thanks for this Nigel.  However, I was probably not very clear in what I posted.  I do know where the engine and the library are installed.  What I can not find is where the downloaded (uninstalled) files are located; usually these go to my download folder, but with this product I can not find the downloads.  I want to copy these uninstalled files and take them to my studio and install them there without having to go through the process of download almost 3 gigs again.  


Any clue as to where the downloads are stored?  


Nevermind.  I just found them.  They stored their downloads in my "document" directory, under Magix downloads.  I had been looking in my download directory.   So now I will just copy them to a flash drive and install them in the other computer.

Final update - the new replacement libraries actually have a fair bit of new stuff in them - this is all free as well- You just have to re-register with the new serial number they give you.
Had contact with Magix support a fwe time lately and have always received very quick, polite and helpful replies.
The Sampler engine seems to be quite mature and very useable.
Have not really explored it enough to see if you can use different formats - I think the answer to this will be no.
Otherwise I can see me using this often and I shall be on the look out for what they release in the future library wise
Nigel