how to do incremental library import?
When you move crates to new parent crates in Serato, MIXO has no way of knowing that it’s the original crate and imports it as a new crate causing some duplication.
So the easiest thing to do for you if you’ve made lots of changes to crates by moving them to different parents is to delete all your playlists and folders in MIXO then import from Serato and it will rebuild the playlist tree correctly. It should be super fast because only new and changed tracks are analysed.
Remko
MIXO DJ team
Remko
• a year ago
So the easiest thing to do for you if you’ve made lots of changes to crates by moving them to different parents is to delete all your playlists and folders in MIXO then import from Serato and it will rebuild the playlist tree correctly. It should be super fast because only new and changed tracks are analysed.
Remko
MIXO DJ team
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prooodj
• a year ago
How do I just update recent changes in my library without importing my whole library,
I just want Mixo to only update changes that Ive made in my library like, renaming of crates, deletion of files, moving of files to different crates,
Can Mixo just go in and make those changes automatically?
my workaround is to remove all my crates and music files from mixo then re-import my whole library,
is there an easy way to do this?
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prooodj
• a year ago
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Remko
• a year ago
We could automate this slightly, by adding another import option, similar to "Delete old tracks (not in this import)", but it could be something like "Delete old playlists & folders (not in this import)", which would just delete them all first.
I'll see what we can do!
Remko
MIXO DJ team
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prooodj
• a year ago
Yes thats right I just delete from Mixo and not from my library.
"We could automate this slightly, by adding another import option, similar to "Delete old tracks (not in this import)", but it could be something like "Delete old playlists & folders (not in this import)", which would just delete them all first.
I'll see what we can do!"
Thank you so much Remko 🙏
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Remko
• a year ago
Remko
MIXO DJ team
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prooodj
• a year ago
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Remko
• a year ago
So your flow should be like this:
1. You make changes to your crate structure in Serato, and maybe update a few tracks. Let’s say 5.
2. In MIXO you select all playlists and folders using Select All in the context menu, then delete them.
3. Import Serato. MIXO rebuilds the playlists tree and reanalyses the 5 tracks.
Done ✅
Remko
MIXO DJ team
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prooodj
• a year ago
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prooodj
• a year ago
re-imported my entire 60k library, restarted Mixo, and it still shows 70k files,
my only workaround is to Delete my entire crates and entire library from Mixo,
then I re-import my library, only then Mixo will show my true 60k library,
I dont think Mixo can delete files that dont exist anymore.
if you can look into this please Remko.
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prooodj
• a year ago
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Remko
• a year ago
Remko
MIXO DJ team
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prooodj
• a year ago
You quoted
"1. You make changes to your crate structure in Serato, and maybe update a few tracks. Let’s say 5.
2. In MIXO you select all playlists and folders using Select All in the context menu, then delete them.
3. Import Serato. MIXO rebuilds the playlists tree and reanalyses the 5 tracks."
This didnt work, cause Mixo did not delete tracks that are no longer in my library (Hard drive)
am I doing something wrong?
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Remko
• a year ago
MIXO imports new tracks and updates changed tracks but doesn’t delete anything, unless you check the box “Delete old tracks (not in this import)”. Is that option available on the Import Serato page?
Remko
MIXO DJ team
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prooodj
• a year ago
that feature would be ideal by default, to delete old tracks from Mixo library, to reflect your original library,
I'll do more testing and get back to you,
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Remko
• a year ago
I'm reluctant to make it a global 'sticky' setting because it's quite an intrusive feature! I think it's safer to turn it on when you import, in case you accidentally forget to turn it off when importing a single playlist, for example.
Remko
MIXO DJ team
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prooodj
• a year ago
"I'm reluctant to make it a global 'sticky' setting because it's quite an intrusive feature! I think it's safer to turn it on when you import, in case you accidentally forget to turn it off when importing a single playlist, for example"
Yes I agree Remko:)
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MD BAHAR ZAMAN
• a year ago
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Remko
• 10 months ago
Mirror Mode will completely replace your MIXO library with the library you import, so all your playlists and tracks match your DJ software. To save time MIXO will only analyse new tracks. You can re-analyse existing tracks manually if needed. MIXO will upload new tracks and keep tracks that are already uploaded.
https://www.mixo.dj/versions
Thanks for the ideas!
Remko
MIXO DJ team
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