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Import playlist problem with hot cues

Chronos shared this question ago

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Hello,

I've imported a playlist with mixo from virtual dj to rekordbox.

The songs are there, but there is a problem with hot cues.

All the cue 1 of the songs in VDJ, becomes cue B in Rekordbox. The cue A is empty.

Could all the cue 1 becomes cue A in rekordbox with imported playlist ?

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Jon ●

Hey Chronos!

Sorry to hear that, did you import via VirtualDJ xml? I'm assuming so if your cues imported into MIXO.

Also, which version of Rekordbox: 5 or 6?

Could you send me your VDJ xml file that you imported? And could you also make sure that you are on the latest version of MIXO, Virtual DJ and Rekordbox.

Thanks,

Jon

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Chronos ●

Hello,

I've imported one playlist in Mixo from virtual dj playlist (m3u).

Then i exported it from Mixo in my laptop folder also in m3u.

Then i imported it in rekordbox with the import playlist menu at the top (file>import>import playlist).

I'm in 5.8.6 in rekordbox. I'm going to uptade in 6.5.3 and try again.

Mixo : 0.38

VDJ : 6677 last version

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Jon ●

Hey,

Hmm, m3u files do not contain any cuepoint data, they only have the paths to the files. If MIXO imported any cuepoint data from these tracks, that means they are a part of the track metadata.

I would suggest importing the VDJ xml file instead as this will contain all of the exact cue data for each track as seen in VDJ. MIXO will represent it exactly the same way.

Here's a guide on how to do that.

https://support.mixo.dj/guide/virtualdj-to-rekordbox

Let me know if you have any other issues regarding this.

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Jon

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Chronos ●

The reason i didn't do it with xml file is that in a previous attempt mixo didn't imported virtual dj playlist but only tracks with database.xml (see file)

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Jon ●

That's true! But only because Virtual DJ doesn't include playlists in it's xml - all you'd need to do is import the xml first and then the playlists.

You won't get any duplicates, MIXO will know those tracks are already imported and simply put them in the correct playlists.

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Jon

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Chronos ●

Ok !

I try this.

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Chronos ●

Hello,

There is still the problem.

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Jon ●

In that case, please send me the following to help us debug the issue:

- 1 of the tracks affected by this

- Your VirtualDJ database.xml file.

That way we can remove all of the unnecessery code and just focus on what is happening with that track in your file.

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Jon

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Chronos ●

Ok here it is.

I have only exported one playlist in mixo to test (dancehall).

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Jon ●

Perfect! Thanks Chronos.

I will let you know when I am able to replicate so we can get this fixed.

Jon

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Chronos ●

Hello, any solutions ?

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Jon ●

Hey Chronos, sorry for taking so long.

This will be fixed in the next update.

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Jon ●

Hey Chronos,

This has now been fixed in our latest v0.43 release

Download the latest version in App or via https://www.mixo.dj/download

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