SanjayLordofRemix
Hey, is there anyway to convert this 'Recorded may31.vdjsample' that i recorded by mistake to the sample, instead of recording to file?
Posté Fri 06 Jun 14 @ 2:37 pm
RobRoy
just play the (mistake) sampler and record it to a file...should work fine...;-)
Posté Fri 06 Jun 14 @ 3:15 pm
SanjayLordofRemix
yea it should, but it was a 6hr gig. smh
Posté Fri 06 Jun 14 @ 7:11 pm
gbeul
just rename it to ogg
thats the format when you load it to the deck
thats the format when you load it to the deck
Posté Sat 07 Jun 14 @ 1:42 am
SanjayLordofRemix
renaming to .ogg doesnt work
Posté Sat 07 Jun 14 @ 6:55 am
Dan (djtouchdan)
I don't think there is an easy way to do this i'm afraid. Only Roys suggestion.
The samples are encoded in a way that they can only be used with Virtual DJ. So you can't just change the extension and hope it will work.
The samples are encoded in a way that they can only be used with Virtual DJ. So you can't just change the extension and hope it will work.
Posté Sat 07 Jun 14 @ 9:14 am
groovindj
djtaliban I have sent you a PM about this.
Posté Sat 07 Jun 14 @ 10:51 am
SanjayLordofRemix
From: groovindj [groovindj]
Like I said, you can't just rename it because VDJ adds a bit of data to the start of the file.
If you remove that header data, so the file starts where the word Ogg is, then it will play.
You need to edit the file (use Notepad ++ for example). Look for the first use of the word Ogg, and remove everything before that.
thanks groovindj it worked
Like I said, you can't just rename it because VDJ adds a bit of data to the start of the file.
If you remove that header data, so the file starts where the word Ogg is, then it will play.
You need to edit the file (use Notepad ++ for example). Look for the first use of the word Ogg, and remove everything before that.
thanks groovindj it worked
Posté Sat 07 Jun 14 @ 11:01 pm