Rockit 4
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Works fine for me...
See I told you, you are best to create skins.. I REALLY like the candy in this one..
NEARLY PERFECT
for ME !!!Now were getting some where
M3U Playlists
Does or should I say when will Rockit support M3U play lists.
I.E import and play directly and save as ..??
GIGAPORT AG via ASIO ??
Does or should I say when will Rockit support M3U play lists.
I.E import and play directly and save as ..??
GIGAPORT AG via ASIO ??
Does or should I say when will Rockit support M3U play lists.
Going back in time to an archaic format, is not in the future plans. Rockit is fully XML based at this point in time.
GIGAPORT AG via ASIO ??
When MS officially supports, and provides ASIO drivers, Rockit will be ready to support them. It already has the functionality built in, but until they are packaged with the OS -- not happening. I can't rely on third party drivers.
BTW, Rockit works fine with the Gigaport HD on 32 bit platforms, and can see all outs.
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Thanks appreciated.
Do you have a way to convert M3U lists to XML easily? I tried opening a XML file created with MediaMonkey (No cigar) ??
Tips?
Not really, although it wouldn't be very hard to do. Rockit's library and playlist format specification is published in the manual here (Appendix A):
http://rockitprodj.softjock.com/ROCKITPRODJManualV40.pdf
Rockit requires absolute paths to the files in the filename field. So for example, you could write a script of some sort, that would build an XML playlist in Rockit's format, and stuff the filename field with the absolute paths. You would then have to run a tag update in Rockit's playlist editor to pull in the rest of the information.
IMHO, it's probably easier to just rebuild the playlists the normal way in Rockit, as all the tag info would get parsed properly when the songs are added to the main library...
I hear yah..
I know you want to be on the curve of new protocols where ever possible.
And reduce your support costs (the name of the game)
But in this case I believe you should try to acommodate the Wedding DJ's that have many play lists in M3U format that don't think it cool to manually start over.
ASIO support fits in here as well.
Thanks and remember the Betamax
But in this case I believe you should try to acommodate the Wedding DJ's that have many play lists in M3U format that don't think it cool to manually start over.
ASIO support fits in here as well.
Thanks and remember the Betamax
I still have a Betamax -- works great to this day
I put the M3U on my list -- I'll see if I can find time to put something in for the next release. If I do, it will require absolute paths though, so not sure how many folks have M3U's with absolute path information in them...
I still have a Betamax -- works great to this day
I put the M3U on my list -- I'll see if I can find time to put something in for the next release. If I do, it will require absolute paths though, so not sure how many folks have M3U's with absolute path information in them...
By absolute if you mean the path to the file, mine created with Mediamonkey seem to point to the exact file location.
On a Cortex (Linux based) I just substitute the Drive letter with a .. it works great.
All my software driven programs, M3U play lists works like with PCDJVJ Virtual DJ, PCDJ DEX and a few others..
So this would be a big deal for me to get over these two hurdles..
Thanks Rick I'm just trying to make you richer
GIGAPORT AG via ASIO ??
When MS officially supports, and provides ASIO drivers, Rockit will be ready to support them. It already has the functionality built in, but until they are packaged with the OS -- not happening. I can't rely on third party drivers.
BTW, Rockit works fine with the Gigaport HD on 32 bit platforms, and can see all outs.
What about ASIO FOR ALL drivers generally available as a free download and works great for many DJ's
http://www.asio4all.com/
This would be very nice and fit easily if Rockit is ready ?
When MS officially supports, and provides ASIO drivers, Rockit will be ready to support them. It already has the functionality built in, but until they are packaged with the OS -- not happening. I can't rely on third party drivers.
BTW, Rockit works fine with the Gigaport HD on 32 bit platforms, and can see all outs.
What about ASIO FOR ALL drivers generally available as a free download and works great for many DJ's
http://www.asio4all.com/
This would be very nice and fit easily if Rockit is ready ?
Very Nice Rick how about the same layout in the same colour as DJ-200 for evening etc.
OR MAYBE MIXMASTER COLORS
Yes -- it would have to look like this:
C:\MP3\SomeArtist\SomeSong.mp3
My issue with ASIO, is I don't want to support 3rd party drivers like that. If/when MS includes drivers that work like ASIO, then the support falls on them, and not me -- I don't like working that hard...
OR MAYBE MIXMASTER COLORS
What are Mixmaster colors...?
Yes -- it would have to look like this:
C:\MP3\SomeArtist\SomeSong.mp3
My issue with ASIO, is I don't want to support 3rd party drivers like that. If/when MS includes drivers that work like ASIO, then the support falls on them, and not me -- I don't like working that hard...
Maybe you could just put a disclaimer
What are Mixmaster colors...?
One of your SKINS ? I think that is what is was referred to here in the thread perhaps it's called Multimix colors without the wood for the DJ-400 skin
Looks to be just a standard sorta USB keyboard, so I imagine it would work (haven't tried one though). You would need to map Rockit to match whatever it says on the keys though...
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