fremdj
I have an external hard drive with all my music (over 35.000 tracks) most of the time i use it with my macbook pro computer, but when i plug this external hard drive in a windows computer, I lost more than 50% of the BPM's information in my tracks, Is there any way to create two different database so I can use in windows or mac separately and avoid losing this info again. Or as I asked long time ago , Can we store this BPM;s information directly in the TAGS o the song so we never lost the info
Thanks in advance, but the way HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE
Thanks in advance, but the way HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE
Posted Sat 26 Dec 09 @ 10:00 pm
fremdj
anybody ????
Posted Mon 28 Dec 09 @ 10:40 am
darknight566
i've always had issues w/ having a song list over a thousand songs. and even more issues w/ having an external hdd w/ the mac version. corrupting the list every other week. having to re-install the blasted thing. app zapper the sucker. google it. pay ten bones unlimited lifetime updates. uninstall it using it. re-install it.
minimize your programs running when u use virtual dj. go to applications / utilities / activity monitor. close all tasks of programs u know of that dont effect the basic use. turn off blue tooth, disconnect ethernet cable n turn off airport. so it doesn't chew up resources n power. so u hav good response in whatever u r doing. i've done all those tips seen on this forum n it still doesn't help. i feel they need to start from the ground up on there coding. when people write code. there aren't major issues like these people are having. i think they don't have the time or the power to test every type of setup there could be. but they should to dot the i's and cross the t's out.
i got parallel for mac, better then bootcamp but uses more resources / ram. use windows 95, 98, xp, 2000, nt, & the new 7 while using mac normal in a window or linux any version n other non popular os's. look it up.
also look up drive genius 2 (i think that's the newest version out). so u can scan your hdd for errors, bad sectors n defrag your machine. a must if u do a lot of work or dump stuff on it. take it off. leaving a lot of gaps n jumping through hoops to get to file say "woopie cooshin.mp3" could be scattered all over your hdd cause u were multi-tasking. degraf once a month if u can. i believe u need 1/3 of your hdd free external or not i think u need 1/3 of the external plus your desk / labtop drive as well. not sure on that.
a thing about bpm. i've never had accurate bpm w/ this program from looking at the list
minimize your programs running when u use virtual dj. go to applications / utilities / activity monitor. close all tasks of programs u know of that dont effect the basic use. turn off blue tooth, disconnect ethernet cable n turn off airport. so it doesn't chew up resources n power. so u hav good response in whatever u r doing. i've done all those tips seen on this forum n it still doesn't help. i feel they need to start from the ground up on there coding. when people write code. there aren't major issues like these people are having. i think they don't have the time or the power to test every type of setup there could be. but they should to dot the i's and cross the t's out.
i got parallel for mac, better then bootcamp but uses more resources / ram. use windows 95, 98, xp, 2000, nt, & the new 7 while using mac normal in a window or linux any version n other non popular os's. look it up.
also look up drive genius 2 (i think that's the newest version out). so u can scan your hdd for errors, bad sectors n defrag your machine. a must if u do a lot of work or dump stuff on it. take it off. leaving a lot of gaps n jumping through hoops to get to file say "woopie cooshin.mp3" could be scattered all over your hdd cause u were multi-tasking. degraf once a month if u can. i believe u need 1/3 of your hdd free external or not i think u need 1/3 of the external plus your desk / labtop drive as well. not sure on that.
a thing about bpm. i've never had accurate bpm w/ this program from looking at the list
Posted Mon 28 Dec 09 @ 12:48 pm