grassrootsservices
Hi I am new here and this may be a simply problem I am having but when you netsearch and play a song, where is that file kept so you can play it offline as long as the premium subscription is current, or can you not? Please help
geposted Fri 02 Jul 10 @ 3:06 pm
jpboggis
If you right-click on the file and choose Download to cache then it will be saved to your NetSearch cache folder on your hard disk, allowing the file to be played off-line. The cache folder is located in My Documents\VirtualDJ\Cache
NOTE: If you have no Internet access at your gig, you should renew your cache authorisations just before going to your gig to ensure that they are all up-to-date. You can do this by right-clicking on the NetSearch folder and choosing Refresh cache authorizations
NOTE: If you have no Internet access at your gig, you should renew your cache authorisations just before going to your gig to ensure that they are all up-to-date. You can do this by right-clicking on the NetSearch folder and choosing Refresh cache authorizations
geposted Fri 02 Jul 10 @ 3:18 pm
grassrootsservices
Cheers for that I new It would be something simple I was overlooking
geposted Sun 04 Jul 10 @ 1:35 pm
dj lurkn
i cant find my music in the download cache
geposted Wed 25 Sep 13 @ 2:21 pm
RobRoy
rightclick the track and choose "download to cache"...
although this topic is more the 2 years old and the answers where already given...;-)
although this topic is more the 2 years old and the answers where already given...;-)
geposted Wed 25 Sep 13 @ 2:41 pm
djdad
If not mistaken, Limited Edition versions do not offer the special "ContentUnlimited/Downloaded Content" folder.
Cached files are saved in MyDocuments/VirtualDJ/Cache folder, so you need either to ..
- navigate through the folders, starting from MyComputer-->C->Users...etc and find that folder
or/and ....
- create a Filter Folder with criteria .. filepath contains "vdjcache"
Note, that if you search for a CU file and simply load it to a deck (streaming), it will not appear in the Cached folder. You need to rightclick to that file and choose Download to cache, if you wish to save/keep it and use it when your computer is offline.
Cached files are saved in MyDocuments/VirtualDJ/Cache folder, so you need either to ..
- navigate through the folders, starting from MyComputer-->C->Users...etc and find that folder
or/and ....
- create a Filter Folder with criteria .. filepath contains "vdjcache"
Note, that if you search for a CU file and simply load it to a deck (streaming), it will not appear in the Cached folder. You need to rightclick to that file and choose Download to cache, if you wish to save/keep it and use it when your computer is offline.
geposted Wed 25 Sep 13 @ 2:54 pm
kaimai.john
hi guys. i have the same problem. i cached my songs proply. they worked for a while but now when i try to refresh cache authorisation on the first lot of songs i got off net search maybe 2 months ago they still wont play. keeps saying system error on deck. however the new songs i got still work.
geposted Mon 11 Nov 13 @ 12:14 am
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
Are you logged in at the VDJ internet tab?
geposted Mon 11 Nov 13 @ 9:07 am
LinLit
Here my simple question...where is this refresh all button to keep everything current. I know where to find the cache files but the only way i've found to refresh it is to drop them individually on to a deck and have it upload. I bit of a hassle when theres a lot of cache files.
geposted Sun 28 May 17 @ 4:13 pm
Adion
As long as they appear in the Online Music->Downloaded files list, you don't have to do anything.
They will be refreshed when you have an internet connection.
If there was a problem refreshing some files or it has been too long, you will get a warning on startup. You can then right-click the files and select 'refresh drm'
They will be refreshed when you have an internet connection.
If there was a problem refreshing some files or it has been too long, you will get a warning on startup. You can then right-click the files and select 'refresh drm'
geposted Sun 28 May 17 @ 4:36 pm