djjoe21
How do I stop having files appear as missing because they are in the history folders? I have deleted some songs that appear in the history folder that are no longer on my computer. I know for sure they are deleted and they are not in any playlist. Is there a way to get them out of the history or edit the history and remove them?
Thanks
Joe
Thanks
Joe
Posted Mon 15 Nov 21 @ 3:56 am
Nicotux
Look a little more deeply...
It's possible to edit tags, bpm, POIs, compute stems, and rename or remove file...
but no way to remove from playlist
well file appearing in history sounds normal because it was really play
however these actions may not appear as available and a "forget" or 'remove from history' action instead would be more accurate and useful
It's possible to edit tags, bpm, POIs, compute stems, and rename or remove file...
but no way to remove from playlist
well file appearing in history sounds normal because it was really play
however these actions may not appear as available and a "forget" or 'remove from history' action instead would be more accurate and useful
Posted Mon 15 Nov 21 @ 4:27 am
locodog
A job for notepad++ and perhaps some regex.
I've done this for users in the past [more about bulk relocating, deleting will be easier] but the actual method is tricky to explain.
With a backup and a csv of your missing files [created a certain way] I could knock it off for you.
I've done this for users in the past [more about bulk relocating, deleting will be easier] but the actual method is tricky to explain.
With a backup and a csv of your missing files [created a certain way] I could knock it off for you.
Posted Mon 15 Nov 21 @ 4:38 am
Nicotux
More easy whith "exist" column exported in the csv
Posted Mon 15 Nov 21 @ 4:45 am
locodog
no it wouldn't be, why include the haystack when you could pull all the needles with a missing filter.
Posted Mon 15 Nov 21 @ 4:54 am
Nicotux
Because it's easy to remove by entry number instead of looking for a filepath or track name
just different ways, same result
just different ways, same result
Posted Mon 15 Nov 21 @ 5:02 am
djjoe21
I just tried a kind of work around.
Copy the History playlist to the regular playlist then I delete the missing files
Then I copy the Regular playlist back the history folder and it seems to have worked.
I do all the file copying inside of VDJ when I did the file copying outside of VDJ the time stamps got all wonky. Only had time to do a few gonna test more files tomorrow.
Copy the History playlist to the regular playlist then I delete the missing files
Then I copy the Regular playlist back the history folder and it seems to have worked.
I do all the file copying inside of VDJ when I did the file copying outside of VDJ the time stamps got all wonky. Only had time to do a few gonna test more files tomorrow.
Posted Tue 16 Nov 21 @ 2:17 am
locodog
I gave my own go this morning, my history is pretty small because I flattened it about 6 months back, but I still cleared out 250 dead references, not including messing with np++ it was done in 5 minutes [including messing time don't ask...]
Posted Tue 16 Nov 21 @ 2:28 am
djjoe21
So moving the history playlists to the regular playlist seems to have worked.
All the missing files are gone. This seems weird to me. Just by moving a file to another folder it all the sudden becomes editable?
All the missing files are gone. This seems weird to me. Just by moving a file to another folder it all the sudden becomes editable?
Posted Tue 16 Nov 21 @ 11:29 am
wickedmix
if you use the load in side list and save from there it will update the history files without moving stuff about or using other programs :-)
Posted Tue 16 Nov 21 @ 11:37 am
Dj Chachi
I repair, fix, edit, delete, etc, play list using a free utility call "listFix()" works on PC & Mac and it works really good, specially finding those lost files on a playlist.
I hope is of use.
my2cents.
I hope is of use.
my2cents.
Posted Mon 22 Nov 21 @ 12:27 pm
djjoe21
I tried out the listfix utility and it seems to work ok.
Posted Tue 23 Nov 21 @ 9:07 pm