djbartjan
Hello,I am a licensed PRO-user for many years and I love using VD. Last Thursday, before a gig, I was asked to update VD. Previously I had no problems with the updates (probably luck or small updates). This time I found VD changed (login request before use, resetting all preferences, loss of all hotcue points, several songs not analysed, ...). You can imagine 'a nightmare before a gig'. At home I restarted VD and the login was asked again so all the settings had to be altered again...
So I have 2 major problems:
1. Why does VD when started does not remember me and keeps my settings ?
2. How can I recover all my pre-sets form previous version from my songs (HOT-CUES, analyses, ...)
Thank you for your help/suggestions.
Greets, Bart.
I have a gig next Saturday.
Posté Mon 25 Nov 19 @ 7:27 am
PhantomDeejay
If you keep regular backups, all you have to do is to restore "database.xml" and "settings.xml" files to their original locations inside Documents\VirtualDJ folder.
As to why that happened, you'll have to give us more details. VirtualDJ does not delete settings.xml file (or resets settings) by it's own.
As to why that happened, you'll have to give us more details. VirtualDJ does not delete settings.xml file (or resets settings) by it's own.
Posté Mon 25 Nov 19 @ 10:23 am
Adion
If you are on mac, perhaps you didn't allow VirtualDJ permission to access your documents folder?
Check in Preferences -> Security -> Privacy if that is the case.
Check in Preferences -> Security -> Privacy if that is the case.
Posté Mon 25 Nov 19 @ 11:34 am
KooBreeZ 
I am having a similar problem.
My software completely restarts during my sets and when it restarts in the middle of my set, all of the playlist I have made, reset as well.
I have Mojave MacOS but had to recently wipe/reboot my entire computer after, accidentally updating to Catalina MacOS.
but now I have this current problem with the VDJ software.
My software completely restarts during my sets and when it restarts in the middle of my set, all of the playlist I have made, reset as well.
I have Mojave MacOS but had to recently wipe/reboot my entire computer after, accidentally updating to Catalina MacOS.
but now I have this current problem with the VDJ software.
Posté Mon 25 Nov 19 @ 4:05 pm
klausmogensen
KooBreeZ wrote :
I am having a similar problem.
My software completely restarts during my sets and when it restarts in the middle of my set, all of the playlist I have made, reset as well.
I have Mojave MacOS but had to recently wipe/reboot my entire computer after, accidentally updating to Catalina MacOS.
but now I have this current problem with the VDJ software.
My software completely restarts during my sets and when it restarts in the middle of my set, all of the playlist I have made, reset as well.
I have Mojave MacOS but had to recently wipe/reboot my entire computer after, accidentally updating to Catalina MacOS.
but now I have this current problem with the VDJ software.
The possible answers is right above
Posté Mon 25 Nov 19 @ 4:32 pm
KooBreeZ
that would be the answer for the program, randomly restarting while being utilized? I've been using VDJ for years, I have never had this problem.
Posté Mon 25 Nov 19 @ 5:46 pm
djbartjan
Adion,
You are a life saver. Thanks for the solution (access to document folders in Preference-settings): all my hot cues and settings retrieved.
Have great day & thanks
To all,
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
Have a great day.
You are a life saver. Thanks for the solution (access to document folders in Preference-settings): all my hot cues and settings retrieved.
Have great day & thanks
To all,
Thanks for taking the time to respond.
Have a great day.
Posté Wed 27 Nov 19 @ 7:25 am
Don Moir
Adion wrote :
If you are on mac, perhaps you didn't allow VirtualDJ permission to access your documents folder?
Check in Preferences -> Security -> Privacy if that is the case.
Check in Preferences -> Security -> Privacy if that is the case.
I wonder how many times a question about permissions has been asked. Common sense says to inform the user when there is a problem. Which is about as simple as it gets.
Posté Wed 27 Nov 19 @ 6:25 pm