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Remko
• 23 days ago
Hi there,
Sorry no information came though. What was your question?
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Daniel
• 23 days ago
I wanted to know what were the impacts of dropbox sync.
Before using Mixo, I did a dropbox sync from engine DJ and it changed all my file directories in Engine DJ. I must redo all my playlists to be able to export to my performance Hard drive as they are now pointing to dropbox.
Now I have all my music locally on my external hard drive. I imported the collection in Mixo and want to manage my playlists in Mixo to export to engine, serato and Djay.
I really like the dropbox sync feature in Mixo to allow me to have access to my music via IOS
Once my dropbox sync done via mixo. If I create playlists and cue points via my phone/ipad. Do they point to the dropbox files or will they be redirected to my local files on my external hard drive?
After doing the dropbox sync via MIXO, once I export my playlists to Engine, Will the filepath be my external hard drive or will they be dropbox?
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Remko
• 23 days ago
The flow is like this:
1. You connect Dropbox in MIXO and import your music. 2. During the import, MIXO will upload your tracks to your Dropbox account and save unique IDs for each. 3. Once import is done, MIXO syncs the database to the cloud. 4. You can then load MIXO on any device and it will sync with the cloud and display the same MIXO library as you have on your original device. Any changes you make are synced to the cloud, so when you start MIXO on another device, it will sync and receive the changes. Cue points, metadata, playlists etc. It's super useful on mobile when you're out, then when you get back and fire up your laptop etc, all your changes arrive. 5. On secondary devices, you can stream your music but you can also download playlists using the download toggle, or download everything using the Download All Music toggle in Settings/Cloud on desktop. 6. Once your music is downloaded, tracks play faster and can be exported to Dj software. Dj software can't stream your tracks from your Dropbox, so they must be downloaded first.
Remko
• 23 days ago
Sorry no information came though. What was your question?
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Daniel
• 23 days ago
Before using Mixo, I did a dropbox sync from engine DJ and it changed all my file directories in Engine DJ. I must redo all my playlists to be able to export to my performance Hard drive as they are now pointing to dropbox.
Now I have all my music locally on my external hard drive. I imported the collection in Mixo and want to manage my playlists in Mixo to export to engine, serato and Djay.
I really like the dropbox sync feature in Mixo to allow me to have access to my music via IOS
Once my dropbox sync done via mixo. If I create playlists and cue points via my phone/ipad. Do they point to the dropbox files or will they be redirected to my local files on my external hard drive?
After doing the dropbox sync via MIXO, once I export my playlists to Engine, Will the filepath be my external hard drive or will they be dropbox?
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Remko
• 23 days ago
1. You connect Dropbox in MIXO and import your music.
2. During the import, MIXO will upload your tracks to your Dropbox account and save unique IDs for each.
3. Once import is done, MIXO syncs the database to the cloud.
4. You can then load MIXO on any device and it will sync with the cloud and display the same MIXO library as you have on your original device. Any changes you make are synced to the cloud, so when you start MIXO on another device, it will sync and receive the changes. Cue points, metadata, playlists etc. It's super useful on mobile when you're out, then when you get back and fire up your laptop etc, all your changes arrive.
5. On secondary devices, you can stream your music but you can also download playlists using the download toggle, or download everything using the Download All Music toggle in Settings/Cloud on desktop.
6. Once your music is downloaded, tracks play faster and can be exported to Dj software. Dj software can't stream your tracks from your Dropbox, so they must be downloaded first.
I hope that info helps!
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