In the last 3 months Ive had to scan my external hard drive a few time as songs go missing. rescanning the hard drive fixes everything fine. I've never had to do that and been using the same laptop and same external hard drive for over 2 years together and never seperate them. Any ideas why this has started happening in the past few months? Ive updated each time as soon as a new release comes out.
Funkmasterfrank
Funkmasterfrank
Posted Tue 27 Nov 12 @ 7:47 pm
2 years is a long time for a gigging drive, I think alot of fellas here switch out every year. Maybe your drive is on the way out.
Posted Tue 27 Nov 12 @ 9:57 pm
Do you frig the drives at all Internal and External?
When was the last time you did "Error Checking"?
When was the last time you did "Error Checking"?
Posted Tue 27 Nov 12 @ 10:14 pm
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Do you frig the drives at all Internal and External?
What does that mean. I'm sorry I don't understand your lingo
Posted Wed 28 Nov 12 @ 4:11 pm
I have had the EXACT same issue in the past. Not recently though for some reason. I thought I was going crazy at first. Random tracks that I knew were scanned now showing up un-scanned. This happened on a brand new Toshiba ext. drive. Ran error checks, etc. no problems. I work in "tech" and everyone I've mentioned this to is at a loss to the cause of the problem. Seems like something is getting corrupted somewhere......Very strange indeed
Posted Wed 28 Nov 12 @ 4:23 pm
funkmasterfrank wrote :
What does that mean. I'm sorry I don't understand your lingo
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Do you frig the drives at all Internal and External?
What does that mean. I'm sorry I don't understand your lingo
Substitute the word 'frig' with 'defragment'.
Posted Wed 28 Nov 12 @ 6:20 pm
VirtualDJ database is an XML file.
I would start by taking a backup of the file and running the "Check/Clean/Fix" procedure.
Also I would make sure that my DB does not contain illegal characters.
I'm not trying to advertise my app here, but take a moment to read the last lines of the following page: http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/PhantomDeejay/blogs/4792/VirtualDj_Small_Tagger.html
I would start by taking a backup of the file and running the "Check/Clean/Fix" procedure.
Also I would make sure that my DB does not contain illegal characters.
I'm not trying to advertise my app here, but take a moment to read the last lines of the following page: http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/PhantomDeejay/blogs/4792/VirtualDj_Small_Tagger.html
Posted Thu 29 Nov 12 @ 1:15 am
OK here we say defrag for short. I will try that. Tks
I know from experience microsoft access databases have this problem. they have a special tool to clean it up. Probably a similar scenario but a different type of database
I know from experience microsoft access databases have this problem. they have a special tool to clean it up. Probably a similar scenario but a different type of database
Posted Thu 29 Nov 12 @ 11:12 am