WirelessDJ
love the feature that I can click on an ENTIRE drive and hit analyze! much better than other DJ programs
but where are bpms stored? in the file? do I have to do it again if I move the mp3s to another machine?
PS love the EXPLORER record case!
but where are bpms stored? in the file? do I have to do it again if I move the mp3s to another machine?
PS love the EXPLORER record case!
geposted Wed 06 Aug 03 @ 4:11 am
Yan-X
Hello,
all the data is saved in internal Virtual DJ database file in your Virtual DJ directory
Simply copy this file to another machine to use it
all the data is saved in internal Virtual DJ database file in your Virtual DJ directory
Simply copy this file to another machine to use it
geposted Wed 06 Aug 03 @ 10:09 am
WirelessDJ
what happens if the files move around as they often do? will the DB still recognize those?
geposted Wed 06 Aug 03 @ 12:36 pm
Homeboy
As long as the track name doesn't change it will recognize it but you will need to re scan.
geposted Wed 06 Aug 03 @ 10:21 pm
DJ Rick
As a matter of course, I re-scan every time I launch the program for the night...
Even if I know that nothing has changed.
I don't know why I do it, or if it helps at all... But it makes me feel better :-)
Even if I know that nothing has changed.
I don't know why I do it, or if it helps at all... But it makes me feel better :-)
geposted Wed 06 Aug 03 @ 10:34 pm
WirelessDJ
what do U mean scan? It just opens up like windows explorer? do U mean analyze? if so that takes forever. I started analyzing 60gb a day ago and it is still going on a 1.6Ghz pentium
geposted Thu 07 Aug 03 @ 2:39 am
nscode
When it's done don't forget to wish all your friends a marry x-mass and a happy new year :)
geposted Thu 07 Aug 03 @ 9:00 am
Redman247
I hope you get what you want for your next two birthdays! lol! Hopefully it will be completed by then.
geposted Thu 07 Aug 03 @ 5:23 pm