donkeylambrusco
I just added a new HDD to my MacbookPro with the new HDD being used for Applications and running the OS and my old drive used for Music storage. I cannot seem to figure out how to get Virtual DJ to recognize the songs in my iTunes playlists. I've reloaded iTunes, added my old drive to the search DB, ran a check on the old drive and can play songs from it just fine when doing a search. But under iTunes in my playlists, songs are shown but not playable because they "do not exist"
If anyone knows how to get VirtualDJ to see the correct path of the songs in my iTunes playlists I would greatly appreciate the help.
If anyone knows how to get VirtualDJ to see the correct path of the songs in my iTunes playlists I would greatly appreciate the help.
Posted Sat 11 May 13 @ 12:53 pm
Haui70
The problem is, your path information inside the playlist files does not match any longer.
So you have to change it inside each playlist.
Example:
From
Volume1/Music/Michael Jackson - Beat It.mp3
To
Volume2/Music/New/Michael Jackson - Beat It.mp3
So you have to change it inside each playlist.
Example:
From
Volume1/Music/Michael Jackson - Beat It.mp3
To
Volume2/Music/New/Michael Jackson - Beat It.mp3
Posted Mon 13 May 13 @ 9:00 am
donkeylambrusco
This link fixed my problem.
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Playlist%20Itunes%20not%20showed.html
Thanks!
http://www.virtualdj.com/wiki/Playlist%20Itunes%20not%20showed.html
Thanks!
Posted Mon 13 May 13 @ 12:02 pm
4SaleUSA
The iTunes Library files store information about your iTunes library, such as what songs are available for iTunes to use, but they do not store your actual song files.
The two iTunes Library files are:
1. iTunes Library ("iTunes Library.itl" in Windows) is a database of the songs in your library and the playlists you've created. Some song-specific data is saved in this file. If you delete the file, iTunes creates a new, empty copy when you open the application, but any playlists, song ratings, comments, or other information you created will be lost. The iTunes Library file is only used by iTunes.
2. iTunes Library.xml contains some (but not all) of the same information stored in the iTunes Library file. The purpose of the iTunes Library.xml file is to make your music and playlists available to other applications on your computer. If you delete the file, iTunes creates a new copy from the iTunes Library file.
Your iTunes Library file may become damaged and cause iTunes to become unresponsive. The "iTunes Library.xml" file may be used to re-create a new iTunes Library file.
Re-creating the iTunes Library file is a very specific troubleshooting step which you should only perform if you have been directed to do so by a specific troubleshooting article.
The two iTunes Library files are:
1. iTunes Library ("iTunes Library.itl" in Windows) is a database of the songs in your library and the playlists you've created. Some song-specific data is saved in this file. If you delete the file, iTunes creates a new, empty copy when you open the application, but any playlists, song ratings, comments, or other information you created will be lost. The iTunes Library file is only used by iTunes.
2. iTunes Library.xml contains some (but not all) of the same information stored in the iTunes Library file. The purpose of the iTunes Library.xml file is to make your music and playlists available to other applications on your computer. If you delete the file, iTunes creates a new copy from the iTunes Library file.
Your iTunes Library file may become damaged and cause iTunes to become unresponsive. The "iTunes Library.xml" file may be used to re-create a new iTunes Library file.
Re-creating the iTunes Library file is a very specific troubleshooting step which you should only perform if you have been directed to do so by a specific troubleshooting article.
Posted Thu 19 Mar 15 @ 7:05 am