grenno
I wonder how easy it would be to have cloud based settings?
So for example, my laptop died last week and had to borrow my friends for the weekend. However all his options/settings are different to mine (quantize/loop mode/auto gain etc)
Seeing as you have to log in anyway, I wonder if it would be possible to import your "cloud" settings when you log in to a laptop.
This could also even be scaled up to include browser settings (columns etc) and even custom controller and pad mappings.
So for example, my laptop died last week and had to borrow my friends for the weekend. However all his options/settings are different to mine (quantize/loop mode/auto gain etc)
Seeing as you have to log in anyway, I wonder if it would be possible to import your "cloud" settings when you log in to a laptop.
This could also even be scaled up to include browser settings (columns etc) and even custom controller and pad mappings.
Posté Mon 25 Mar 19 @ 2:14 am
blckjck
Here is a way to achieve what your looking for.
https://virtualdj.com/forums/227727/VirtualDJ_Technical_Support/Storing_settings_in_a_cloud_shared_location_to_sync_and_access_from_2_PCs.html?search=home%20directory&page=1
https://virtualdj.com/forums/227727/VirtualDJ_Technical_Support/Storing_settings_in_a_cloud_shared_location_to_sync_and_access_from_2_PCs.html?search=home%20directory&page=1
Posté Mon 25 Mar 19 @ 2:33 am
groovindj
The simplest thing is to keep a copy of your own settings.xml on a USB flash drive, so that if/when you use someone elses computer you can rename their settings file and substitute your own.
Posté Mon 25 Mar 19 @ 6:27 pm
grenno
Thanks for your replies. I'm aware there are workarounds, however this is a feature request.
There have always been ways to backup your database for example, but they incorporated it into a recent update.
Obviously it would be much easier and efficient to have cloud settings saved within the software!
There have always been ways to backup your database for example, but they incorporated it into a recent update.
Obviously it would be much easier and efficient to have cloud settings saved within the software!
Posté Tue 26 Mar 19 @ 3:21 pm