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Lexicon version: 1.6.16
Operating system (remove one): Windows
Bug description:
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Playlists Resorted: When performing a “Full Sync” with my current Engine DJ library, playlists are automatically resorted.
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Tracks Missing: Tracks go missing from playlists after syncing.
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Find Duplicates Issues: The “Find Duplicates” option is problematic, especially with a large library (over 32K duplicates), as it fails to replace non-archived tracks correctly in playlists.
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Archived Tracks Not Replaced: After archiving tracks, the non-archived tracks do not replace the archived ones in playlists, leading to gaps.
Step by step to reproduce:
Playlists Resorted:
- Open Lexicon DJ.
- Perform a “Full Sync” with an existing Engine DJ library containing multiple playlists.
- Observe that the playlists are automatically resorted.
Tracks Missing:
- Open Lexicon DJ.
- Perform a “Full Sync” with an existing Engine DJ library.
- Check the playlists and note that some tracks are missing.
Find Duplicates Issues:
- Open Lexicon DJ.
- Select the “Find Duplicates” option.
- Manually review and process more than 32K duplicates.
- Observe that it takes an extended time to complete.
- After processing, note that non-archived tracks are not correctly replaced in playlists.
Archived Tracks Not Replaced:
- Open Lexicon DJ.
- Use the “Find Duplicates” feature.
- Archive certain tracks.
- Check the playlists to see if non-archived tracks have replaced the archived ones.
- Observe that archived tracks are removed but not replaced, leading to missing tracks in playlists.
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