fridmanator
when I save my bpm (the currect bpm) where does it save it? I tried seveal ways.
I want to transfer all of my songs to my laptop and I don't want to loose all of my work on bpm matching (I spent couple of week on doing nothing but that) when I transfer the songs and the software it's reading it like it's the first time.
no cue point no saved bpm no nothing?
how can I do that? I mean where does the data base is saved?
I want to transfer all of my songs to my laptop and I don't want to loose all of my work on bpm matching (I spent couple of week on doing nothing but that) when I transfer the songs and the software it's reading it like it's the first time.
no cue point no saved bpm no nothing?
how can I do that? I mean where does the data base is saved?
geposted Sun 16 Sep 07 @ 11:28 am
sbangs
what version do you use?
geposted Sun 16 Sep 07 @ 11:42 am
fridmanator
now 3.4 but I planning on buying the herc mk2
geposted Tue 18 Sep 07 @ 12:05 am
cstoll
As I answered in another post of yours - the Herc MK2 bundled software is version 3.x
geposted Tue 18 Sep 07 @ 12:44 am
fridmanator
could I transfer all the music that I set their bpm without loosing it?
to the 3.x or even the 3.4 whatever... could I? how?
I really don't want to lose all the hard work that I spent on it...
thanx
to the 3.x or even the 3.4 whatever... could I? how?
I really don't want to lose all the hard work that I spent on it...
thanx
geposted Tue 18 Sep 07 @ 3:27 pm
sbangs
yes
look in C:/programfiles/virtualdj
virtualdjdatabase.xml
virtualdjdatabase(yourname).xml
mp3database.txt
copy these files
remove ur current version ,
when you get console edition installed then put these files back and all your bpm ect will be saved
look in C:/programfiles/virtualdj
virtualdjdatabase.xml
virtualdjdatabase(yourname).xml
mp3database.txt
copy these files
remove ur current version ,
when you get console edition installed then put these files back and all your bpm ect will be saved
geposted Tue 18 Sep 07 @ 9:53 pm