Ally990
Hi guys, is there anyway I can print of a list of karaoke songs i have on my hard drive as I have too many to try and type manually. Appreciate any help you can give.
geposted Fri 06 Nov 15 @ 2:42 pm
RobRoy
i would:
- display all karaoke files by clicking the appropriate view button on the left VDJ Browser Site
- add all displayed files to the automix
- save as playlist
- browser in the VirtualDJ Root/ Playists
- select the desired playlist/ open with a Editor / edit or Print directly
- display all karaoke files by clicking the appropriate view button on the left VDJ Browser Site
- add all displayed files to the automix
- save as playlist
- browser in the VirtualDJ Root/ Playists
- select the desired playlist/ open with a Editor / edit or Print directly
geposted Fri 06 Nov 15 @ 11:20 pm
jossigirl80
How do I get to content unlimited to sign in?
geposted Sat 07 Nov 15 @ 12:04 am
music234
@jossigirl80:
don't hijack this topic and please open a new one.
Your question has nothing to do with the original post and the question how to print a list of songs.
thanks ;o)
don't hijack this topic and please open a new one.
Your question has nothing to do with the original post and the question how to print a list of songs.
thanks ;o)
geposted Sat 07 Nov 15 @ 8:22 am
djtyme209
Ally990 wrote :
Hi guys, is there anyway I can print of a list of karaoke songs i have on my hard drive as I have too many to try and type manually. Appreciate any help you can give.
http://www.bynasoft.com/mp3print.php
this is what i use. its not just for cd's it will print a list of songs & number them for you ;-)
geposted Sat 07 Nov 15 @ 4:49 pm
PachN
Okay, its me Advertising my history converter again...
If you did what Rob suggested, download and install the history converter from the download page.
Load your saved playlist and export it to xml or csv.
Open that file with excel (or something similar) and you have all the database fields like BPM, duration, key etc. In your spreadsheet.
Do whatever you like with that spreadsheet and then just print it.
If you did what Rob suggested, download and install the history converter from the download page.
Load your saved playlist and export it to xml or csv.
Open that file with excel (or something similar) and you have all the database fields like BPM, duration, key etc. In your spreadsheet.
Do whatever you like with that spreadsheet and then just print it.
geposted Sat 07 Nov 15 @ 5:31 pm
i would make more samples and i have a song made from VIRTUALDJ its awesome try it out
geposted Thu 31 Dec 20 @ 12:00 am