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Forum: Wishes and new features
Topic: Browser - Wishes & new features - Page: 48
Not sure if it exists already (not obvious to me but), could a duplicate List with sub lists be added to the browser?

Reason for ask: I have a tree structure based on genres/decades, etc, with filter folders within that, and there are times where I largely want the same layout but just want to tweak the filters slightly for a new cause (e.g. modifying the decade or span, or maybe even adding a new genre).

Yes it's probably possible to do this via script, but this duplicate functionality is a core idea in regular filesystem organization (recursive copy) - it seems natural to have this being possible by default using VirtualDJ's organization features.

This can also loosely tie into @brunoliv's point as well (AI backend to help with that organization too).
 
I also want to double-down on the quick filters move to a row below the search bar, with potentially adjustable number of rows to show more quick filters.

Yes, the current way with the overflow list works, but it could be so much more powerful if we could see as many filters as possible on screen before having to go to that list.

Currently I can only see 5, but I have many, so I have to reorg the most used 5 upfront.
 
1) In the History the "playtime" only incudes hour and minutes but no seconds. Please add Seconds because they are important for export and sharing Playlists.

2) Another column option with the total playtime starting from zero and just counting how long a track is playing and setting a mark when the next deck start would be great. It would be way easier to just adjust some minutes/seconds instead of going through the whole recording and mark/note every start/end manually.

Both would be great for way easier exporting live recordings to Mixcloud etc if timestamps would be more exact.

Thanks :)
 
Workaround for 1) = if you record the set, from the Record interface, as FLAC, there is an option to output a cue file, and that has all the required info (including seconds). Mixcloud imports cue files directly too.

@devs It might be cool to extend that to broadcast start/end too as a separate cue file to the recording one - the audio file (as lossless) is large for long sets, and might not always be desirable, but the cue file woul always be relatively much smaller.
 
It's not even a workaround since you're already recording it if you want to upload it to mixcloud?
 
@Adion, Mixcloud Pro automatically archives livestreams as audio only mixes so the actual audio recording from VirtualDJ isn't required (just extra used space), the cue file only would be helpful here. If it was a mix you uploaded yourself then yes, both the audio and cue files would be required.