amazingsounds
Three things:
1) When I start up VDJ (2.02 registered) and click on the DATABASE and then type to search for a song, it takes a long time for my letters to show up and the search to start. HOWEVER, if I first "sort" the Database, it's much faster. BUT, it takes a long time to sort the database and it must be done each time you startup VDJ. Which is bad if you have problem #2
2) If I switch from DATABASE view/search and go directly to particular folders, load a song or two, switch folders again, load another, and then go back to the database, it only seems to show about half my songs! ie: if I search on a title that I KNOW is there, it won't show up! HOWEVER, if I shut down VDJ and restart it, then go to the database, it's there! Until I drill down into 'real' directories again.
3) Is there anyway to tell VDJ to read ONLY certain directories on the C: drive and not the whole drive? (for database scanning) for example, to ONLY look in the C:\Songs directory (and any under it)?? This would save tons of time from having to 'scan' the entire C: drive and would also eliminate all those annoying listings of other sound files, wav's, etc. that I do NOT want in my VDJ database.
DJAlan
Amazing Sounds
1) When I start up VDJ (2.02 registered) and click on the DATABASE and then type to search for a song, it takes a long time for my letters to show up and the search to start. HOWEVER, if I first "sort" the Database, it's much faster. BUT, it takes a long time to sort the database and it must be done each time you startup VDJ. Which is bad if you have problem #2
2) If I switch from DATABASE view/search and go directly to particular folders, load a song or two, switch folders again, load another, and then go back to the database, it only seems to show about half my songs! ie: if I search on a title that I KNOW is there, it won't show up! HOWEVER, if I shut down VDJ and restart it, then go to the database, it's there! Until I drill down into 'real' directories again.
3) Is there anyway to tell VDJ to read ONLY certain directories on the C: drive and not the whole drive? (for database scanning) for example, to ONLY look in the C:\Songs directory (and any under it)?? This would save tons of time from having to 'scan' the entire C: drive and would also eliminate all those annoying listings of other sound files, wav's, etc. that I do NOT want in my VDJ database.
DJAlan
Amazing Sounds
Posted Wed 22 Sep 04 @ 1:50 am
djnan2
Support focus in this problem cause most of us are having,
I can't understand if I try to "scan hd" give me a corrupted error.....I have the same status of the previus messege.
I can't understand if I try to "scan hd" give me a corrupted error.....I have the same status of the previus messege.
Posted Wed 22 Sep 04 @ 11:55 am
erxon
I guess I really have to do some testing, 'cause I never suffered from your 2) problem... But I agree that limited scanning is needed, database would be much faster & clearer!
Posted Wed 22 Sep 04 @ 5:37 pm
djnan2
OK..I AM GOING TO BE MORE DIRECT TO MY PROBLEM WHEN I AM SCANNIG MY HD EVERYTHING START OK BUT WHEN GETS TO CERTAIN FILE STOPS AND GIVE ME AN ERROR THAT FILE IS ONE DEFAULT SONG "DMESS FRANKLIN DI FELICE FEAT.STYLE MC - LOVE ALL THE HURT AWAY (REMIX 2004)"
I AM NOT SURE BUT I THINK IT IS...BUT ANYWAYS I DELETED
FROM FOLDER AND RECYCLED BIN....AND AND STILL SHOWING
NOTE:WHEN I USE "RECURSE" FOR MY MUSIC FOLDER WORKS FINE BUT THE SONG DON'T SHOW THERE.
I HOPE SOMEBODY KNOWS.
I AM NOT SURE BUT I THINK IT IS...BUT ANYWAYS I DELETED
FROM FOLDER AND RECYCLED BIN....AND AND STILL SHOWING
NOTE:WHEN I USE "RECURSE" FOR MY MUSIC FOLDER WORKS FINE BUT THE SONG DON'T SHOW THERE.
I HOPE SOMEBODY KNOWS.
Posted Fri 24 Sep 04 @ 4:14 pm
clax
For the "recurse problem" may be try to delete "mp3database.txt" in the VDJ root folder. Then scan again without extended analyzis.
Clax
Clax
Posted Fri 24 Sep 04 @ 9:16 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
do as Clax said...
DELETE the file mp3database.txt, start VDJ, and scan hd (quick scan).
That should fix the issue ;)
DELETE the file mp3database.txt, start VDJ, and scan hd (quick scan).
That should fix the issue ;)
Posted Mon 27 Sep 04 @ 2:13 pm