dj paul f
Hello
to all VIRTUAL DJ community
I'm faced with a problem, I upgraded my program to version 4.2 and all my music files lost the information, like BPM and Comments.
So I rescan all files for more than a week non stop, after a while I had a problem a had to install a previous version of VIRTUAL 3.3 on my PC, and guess what the same happen.
Can anyone help me so I don't spend another week or more analysing my database again.
Desperate DJ
DJ PAUL F
to all VIRTUAL DJ community
I'm faced with a problem, I upgraded my program to version 4.2 and all my music files lost the information, like BPM and Comments.
So I rescan all files for more than a week non stop, after a while I had a problem a had to install a previous version of VIRTUAL 3.3 on my PC, and guess what the same happen.
Can anyone help me so I don't spend another week or more analysing my database again.
Desperate DJ
DJ PAUL F
Posté Sun 04 Mar 07 @ 8:08 pm
sbangs
make sure that when upgrading you back up your database files
in C:/programfiles/virtualdj
virtualdjdtabase.xml
virtualdjdatabase(yourname).xml
mp3database.txt
in C:/programfiles/virtualdj
virtualdjdtabase.xml
virtualdjdatabase(yourname).xml
mp3database.txt
Posté Sun 04 Mar 07 @ 9:43 pm
bryantpb
sky,
Could you please explain to us the exact purpose of the mp3database and if it is entirely necessary.
What happens if we don't have it? I think I have one in 3.4 but for some reason don't have one in my 4.2 folder? But 4.2 finds the files okay. So when is this mp3database really necessary to have?
Also, what happens with this functionality of this database if our mp3's are stored on an ext. HD (as most of ours are, I imagine) and windows reads these drives as different letters from time to time, i.e., F, G. or H sometimes.
Then again, some may keep this files in a C drive as well.
Could you please explain to us the exact purpose of the mp3database and if it is entirely necessary.
What happens if we don't have it? I think I have one in 3.4 but for some reason don't have one in my 4.2 folder? But 4.2 finds the files okay. So when is this mp3database really necessary to have?
Also, what happens with this functionality of this database if our mp3's are stored on an ext. HD (as most of ours are, I imagine) and windows reads these drives as different letters from time to time, i.e., F, G. or H sometimes.
Then again, some may keep this files in a C drive as well.
Posté Mon 05 Mar 07 @ 5:45 pm
sbangs
i dont think its entirely nessary i think it just optimises the search time
and i think its there if you want a list of all of your analised songs
and i think its there if you want a list of all of your analised songs
Posté Mon 05 Mar 07 @ 9:27 pm