DJ Vitich
Hi!
I bough a Numark party mix and it came with VDJ LE software. The problem is that it doesent show the hole iTunes library, but just 84 songs, the folders are shown but the songs aren't, maybe there are some problems with location of music or i don't know.
I use mac OS Sierra 10.12.6
virtual dj LE
Please help because i am stuck!
I bough a Numark party mix and it came with VDJ LE software. The problem is that it doesent show the hole iTunes library, but just 84 songs, the folders are shown but the songs aren't, maybe there are some problems with location of music or i don't know.
I use mac OS Sierra 10.12.6
virtual dj LE
Please help because i am stuck!
geposted Sun 21 Jan 18 @ 5:31 pm
groovindj
You can import your music directly into VDJ. It's not necessary to go via the iTunes database.
Just point VDJ to the directory where you keep your music.
On the other hand, if you're trying to use tracks you've downloaded from Apple Music then you won't be able to play them in VDJ. Apple Music tracks are DRM protected (because they're rented) and can only be played in iTunes.
To play in Virtual DJ, music needs to be purchased, not rented - the exception being Content Unlimited, Atomix' own subscription service.
Just point VDJ to the directory where you keep your music.
On the other hand, if you're trying to use tracks you've downloaded from Apple Music then you won't be able to play them in VDJ. Apple Music tracks are DRM protected (because they're rented) and can only be played in iTunes.
To play in Virtual DJ, music needs to be purchased, not rented - the exception being Content Unlimited, Atomix' own subscription service.
geposted Sun 21 Jan 18 @ 5:51 pm
DJ Vitich
oh that is bad because i was counting on that so much
geposted Sun 21 Jan 18 @ 6:13 pm
groovindj
So you are renting from Apple Music?
By the way, even if Virtual DJ could play those files, you would not be able to record them. They're protected for a reason.
By the way, even if Virtual DJ could play those files, you would not be able to record them. They're protected for a reason.
geposted Sun 21 Jan 18 @ 6:16 pm