Swingshoes
Is there a way to update the VirtualDJ database?
I recently had an external HD crash. I am restoring my music to my internal drive, but the VirtualDJ database got rebuilt with all the "new" files on my internal. Is there a way to update the old database file to reflect the new locations of all of my music so that all cue-points and tag information is the same as it used be?
I recently had an external HD crash. I am restoring my music to my internal drive, but the VirtualDJ database got rebuilt with all the "new" files on my internal. Is there a way to update the old database file to reflect the new locations of all of my music so that all cue-points and tag information is the same as it used be?
geposted Fri 20 Oct 23 @ 1:47 pm
locoDog
not sure if there's an automagic way of doing it [I think there is] but I could do it with np++ & some regex wizardry if you have a copy of the old database. [I've converted worse, super old DOS based database]
If an easier solution isn't presented drop me a pm.
If an easier solution isn't presented drop me a pm.
geposted Fri 20 Oct 23 @ 2:03 pm
nachtfalke0
Basically only the drive has changed, right? Is it a Windows system?
geposted Fri 20 Oct 23 @ 3:02 pm
Swingshoes
System is Mac (Sonoma).
It seems that VirtualDJ does not accurately read all the tags from Apple Music (downloaded files).
It seems that VirtualDJ does not accurately read all the tags from Apple Music (downloaded files).
geposted Fri 20 Oct 23 @ 8:39 pm