mackjazz
The "duplicates" filter folder must be only for the PC version. I use an older Macbook Pro (El Capitan) with VDJ version 8.5 b6839 (updated yesterday to b7183) and there is NO Duplicates folder in my software version.
My database I believe is corrupted as I have duplicates and triplicates and more of the same files that are actually empty and not playable. How can I best clean up my 24,000+ tracks? If I delete my database ( .xml ) and start over, will I loose all of my tags, comments, notes etc? Is there a separate database file for each different HD? I use an internal and external hard drives.
I use a 4TB WD passport HD that is PC formatted but able to be used just fine with my Mac because I have the Paragon NTFS software for Mac (I have a PC laptop as a backup).
Second question: What is the difference between a "Recurse" and "add to Search Database"? Also what does Reload tags mean and do? I have tried a number of times to search and find these definitions but as yet not been successful in understanding the option meanings. Thank you.
My database I believe is corrupted as I have duplicates and triplicates and more of the same files that are actually empty and not playable. How can I best clean up my 24,000+ tracks? If I delete my database ( .xml ) and start over, will I loose all of my tags, comments, notes etc? Is there a separate database file for each different HD? I use an internal and external hard drives.
I use a 4TB WD passport HD that is PC formatted but able to be used just fine with my Mac because I have the Paragon NTFS software for Mac (I have a PC laptop as a backup).
Second question: What is the difference between a "Recurse" and "add to Search Database"? Also what does Reload tags mean and do? I have tried a number of times to search and find these definitions but as yet not been successful in understanding the option meanings. Thank you.
Posted Thu 27 Oct 22 @ 4:24 am
djles.co.uk
The filter for duplicates is a standard feature in both PC & Mac.
Try resetting root folders in the 'Browser Options' menu small dot above the font resize buttons bottom left of the browser.
Try resetting root folders in the 'Browser Options' menu small dot above the font resize buttons bottom left of the browser.
Posted Fri 28 Oct 22 @ 9:47 am
mackjazz
I know the duplicates filter folder is suppose to be there on my Mac. I did reset the roots folder as suggested but these are the only filter folders I have (6).
compatible songs
decades
genres
last played
most played
recently added
How many should there normally be without creating a custom one?
Any other ideas on how to fix my duplicates? Should I not delete the xml file? Would I lose all my comments and tags?
What does "remove missing files from search DB" mean and do? (in the browser options menu)
compatible songs
decades
genres
last played
most played
recently added
How many should there normally be without creating a custom one?
Any other ideas on how to fix my duplicates? Should I not delete the xml file? Would I lose all my comments and tags?
What does "remove missing files from search DB" mean and do? (in the browser options menu)
Posted Sun 30 Oct 22 @ 3:28 am
Adion
You can simply create a new custom filter folder, click advanced, and then type
as the filter.
duplicates
as the filter.
Posted Sun 30 Oct 22 @ 11:41 am