Your need to invalidate people when your wisdom is rejected illustrates a lack of maturity. It reminds me of that anmiated gif where a stck figure pounds away at a keyboard until bleeding to death.
The points you've argued have not been proved correct, and you are accusing even the manufacturers and coders of lying. At best your evidence is coincident without consistency. If you really have the definitive answer you wouldn't be indignant about your advice not being followed.
There is archive software to manage 100's of thousands of music files - a DJ player is unlikley to be the best choice. Perhaps you've not yet hit the lmit of Serato - I just don't think your ego has the capacity to honestly investigate that. It's possible that Serato does not want to talk about the boundaries between their index and the variety of OS and hadware currently in use. They don't have too. The program works for the signifacant majority of users who are not behaving like DJs rather than anthropolgists.
Your expectations are at the onset unrealistic. DJ player software is not designed to manage unreasonable archives of data. If you have in fact, exceeded the capacity of a bargain price software and simultaneously the reasonable practices of professional DJs - then I don't think any blame for that owes to Serato, MS or Apple.
Awww, Bob's wrong again - he's attempting to throw rocks and degrade a conversation - this is extremely common with you when you know you're wrong.
Your need to invalidate people when your wisdom is rejected illustrates a lack of maturity.
If there was even one ounce of truth to this, then it says ALOT about your lack of and how low your maturity is. You seem to have a constant need to invalidate and put people down here.
You have demonstrated your expertise on many levels in this thread. Bobs opinions of things matter to Bob and Bob alone. Bob's opinions don't matter or mean anything to anyone else. They are not indicators of anything with anyone else.
As for my advice being or not being followed, the majority of people misuse their machines, that's why there are as many techs as there are. Many tech's advise users to backup their data and their systems. Guess what users are notorious for not doing. Go ahead, guess.
My points have all proven correct. You have proven nothing. Accusing mfr's and coders of lying? Seriously, please enroll yourself in comprehension classes. What I DID say was that the resulting information was most likely from a level 1 tech - that does not have the proper information. This happens with Level 1 tech's in ALOT of businesses. They simply don't know. You're failure to know that is yet more evidence of your levels of expertise. Did you obtain the limited knowledge that currently have in one day .. or did the you learn it over the course of time? In a fantasy world, you might be correct to think that everyone has the right answers instantly - but this isn't Bobby's World. Sorry you had to discover it this way.
While Serato may work for the majority of users (of which you seem to be implying don't have alot of music - you have no knowledge or evidence of such), if there are issues with large libraries, I'm sure they want to know and they want to solve it. Your assumption that they don't is no more than that, it's an assumption - and you're most likely wrong. The downloading of one record pool will easily bring you to 250,000+ songs. I would like to think a professional (of which you claim to be but we know that you are not) would know this - but as expected, you do not have this information. You are not welcome to hold judgement against others for using a library in the manner they want to use it. You are welcome to your opinion, but that's about it - and as you've historically seen, it doesn't matter to anyone here.
You obviously have no idea what archive management is. Because you need the help, I'll give you a hint, it's not up to you to define what a persons 'archive' is. While yours is obviously anything over 5,000, there are plenty of others running much, much larger active libraries. Big deal, you have 5,000 songs. No one cares. They care even less when someone asks you for a song and you don't have it and can't play it. By stating things like this, you're also displaying your problem solving skills - and it appears that you still don't have any.