anewsome
I know this has been discussed before but I thought I might rehash it again. I'm hoping that the next version of vdj has a feature that allows you to checkpoint the database without exiting and restarting the program. Problem is this: You work on setting cuepoints, bpms and analysing files for an hour and then vdj crashes. When you open it back up, all the stuff that you were working on is lost. All the cuepoints, gone. All the bpm and CBG work, gone.
I've gotten used to closing and re-opening the program before it has a chance to crash so my work is saved, which is good. Sometimes I forget to exit and re-open and then vdj crashes and I lose all my work, which is bad. If there were some kind of "save database" feature I think I would use that instead of exit and re-open (which is a pain really).
I've gotten used to closing and re-opening the program before it has a chance to crash so my work is saved, which is good. Sometimes I forget to exit and re-open and then vdj crashes and I lose all my work, which is bad. If there were some kind of "save database" feature I think I would use that instead of exit and re-open (which is a pain really).
Posté Sat 05 Mar 05 @ 12:56 am
dimitris_tsanak
there are different forums for different reasons
we post the technical problems in technical support
if we think there is bug we put it bugs report
if we think that we need another feature we write it in the new feautures
if we just want to speak generally we write it in general discussion
follow that simple rule in this way you are helping us not to search all the forum to find all reports and suggestions.
thanx
we post the technical problems in technical support
if we think there is bug we put it bugs report
if we think that we need another feature we write it in the new feautures
if we just want to speak generally we write it in general discussion
follow that simple rule in this way you are helping us not to search all the forum to find all reports and suggestions.
thanx
Posté Sat 05 Mar 05 @ 1:32 am
anewsome
dimitris_tsanak, those are some nice rules. and i understand why there are different forums. experience has told me that if you want user feedback from the community, post in general discussion. which is really all that i am looking for. i've posted in those other forums when i think the post deserves it. i've also learned that most
on second thought,... forget it. i think i'll take a break from the forums for a while. sounds like you all could use a break from me for a while. happy dj'ing :-)
on second thought,... forget it. i think i'll take a break from the forums for a while. sounds like you all could use a break from me for a while. happy dj'ing :-)
Posté Sat 05 Mar 05 @ 1:40 am
Slom
dimitris_tsanak,
anewsome's one of the most helpful people on these forums!
It would be really bad if we lost his input and feed back!
In "general discussion" I agree with him about the database!
Slom
anewsome's one of the most helpful people on these forums!
It would be really bad if we lost his input and feed back!
In "general discussion" I agree with him about the database!
Slom
Posté Sat 05 Mar 05 @ 2:14 am
Disco Bar Laser
There is one thing i'm sure: The dev team don't read the general forum but always the bug and new features forum.
That's why those forum exist, and that's why we prefer you write in those forum. It's the best place to talk about the problem you have and the new feature you wish. It's a non sense to talk about one thing in all forums and we don't need a Tower of Babel here.
Thanks for your comprehension and have a good mix :)
Coyote
That's why those forum exist, and that's why we prefer you write in those forum. It's the best place to talk about the problem you have and the new feature you wish. It's a non sense to talk about one thing in all forums and we don't need a Tower of Babel here.
Thanks for your comprehension and have a good mix :)
Coyote
Posté Sat 05 Mar 05 @ 2:36 am