Nomadorado
Hi there!
So I am building a bunch of playlists in rekordbox currently and I was hoping to use those same playlists within VDJ. I saw how easy they let you see your playlists and that is great!
The one issue though is the hot cues. I will make hotcues within rekordbox and they will import into VDJ. For some reason all the hotcues will be late by about an 1/8th of a second. Every Hotcue within any song will do this with the same time delay.
I'd really love to find a remedy to this issue as soon as possible! Below are photos showing the same track in rekordbox & VDJ with the issue.
Specs:
2021 Macbook pro M1 Max running Ventura 13.6
Virtual DJ Version v2024-m b8280
Rekordbox Version 7.0.2.0029
So I am building a bunch of playlists in rekordbox currently and I was hoping to use those same playlists within VDJ. I saw how easy they let you see your playlists and that is great!
The one issue though is the hot cues. I will make hotcues within rekordbox and they will import into VDJ. For some reason all the hotcues will be late by about an 1/8th of a second. Every Hotcue within any song will do this with the same time delay.
I'd really love to find a remedy to this issue as soon as possible! Below are photos showing the same track in rekordbox & VDJ with the issue.
Specs:
2021 Macbook pro M1 Max running Ventura 13.6
Virtual DJ Version v2024-m b8280
Rekordbox Version 7.0.2.0029
Posted Thu 15 Aug 24 @ 9:20 pm
interceptintercept
Hello!
I've seen similar shifts when doing VDJ->CDJ export ( https://www.virtualdj.com/forums/257347/VirtualDJ_Technical_Support/CDJ_Export_Shifts_Beat_Grid_with_some_files.html ) and I suspect it's related to how different programs interpret an MP3 tag ( https://github.com/digital-dj-tools/dj-data-converter/issues/3 ).
What filetypes did you observe the shifts on? If mp3, are you able to test with a lossless file?
I've seen similar shifts when doing VDJ->CDJ export ( https://www.virtualdj.com/forums/257347/VirtualDJ_Technical_Support/CDJ_Export_Shifts_Beat_Grid_with_some_files.html ) and I suspect it's related to how different programs interpret an MP3 tag ( https://github.com/digital-dj-tools/dj-data-converter/issues/3 ).
What filetypes did you observe the shifts on? If mp3, are you able to test with a lossless file?
Posted Fri 16 Aug 24 @ 3:11 pm
Nomadorado
Hey! thanks for the reply.
I've tried multiple mp3s, mp4s, and wav files. mp3 and mp4s had the same offset issue but wav files worked well. I will look some more into the command-line tool that was mentioned in the post you linked. Looks promising, I am hoping that it could work for mp4s as well. This is a very annoying bug.
I've tried multiple mp3s, mp4s, and wav files. mp3 and mp4s had the same offset issue but wav files worked well. I will look some more into the command-line tool that was mentioned in the post you linked. Looks promising, I am hoping that it could work for mp4s as well. This is a very annoying bug.
Posted Sat 17 Aug 24 @ 6:06 pm