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It turns out that some DJs format their media as HFS+ (MacOS Extended) filesystems rather than FAT. In that format, rekordbox names the PIONEER directory .PIONEER instead, with a leading period, which is I assume an attempt to hide it from casual users (on the Mac, like most Unix systems, files starting with periods are invisible by default).
This causes the download attempt of the export.pdb to fail. In Beat Link I now recognize this specific failure and immediately retry with a path of .PIONEER/… and things work.
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Say, this is unrelated, but have you noticed the new XDJ-XZ? I have it mostly working with Beat Link thanks to some great packet captures, videos, and feedback from an early adopter! The biggest challenges are that the mixer and both CDJs in that all-in-one unit share the same IP address, so some of my code which assumed I could index players by address was horribly broken. And one other difference is that since NFS has no idea of device numbers, in order to support other players loading tracks from either of its USB slots, it has to pretend that one of them is an SD slot.
It turns out that some DJs format their media as HFS+ (MacOS Extended) filesystems rather than FAT. In that format, rekordbox names the
PIONEER
directory.PIONEER
instead, with a leading period, which is I assume an attempt to hide it from casual users (on the Mac, like most Unix systems, files starting with periods are invisible by default).This causes the download attempt of the
export.pdb
to fail. In Beat Link I now recognize this specific failure and immediately retry with a path of.PIONEER/…
and things work.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: