Lexicon version: 1.5.9 Operating system (remove one): Mac
Bug description: Tracks with special characters are not playable on sc6000 after Lexicon export, not a Problem when working directly from engine DJ
Step by step to reproduce: When exporting from Lexicon to Engine DJ (then syncing to sc6000 with Engine OS) there is a problem where tracks with special characters are displayed in red on the sc6000 and cannot be played. If you add these tracks directly via Engine DJ there is no problem. In engine prime on my Mac these tracks are always playable. I suspect that this is related to the ID3 conversion of Lexicon.
Nice. Looking forward, as this is driving me crazy right now. There are some complains in the engine forum with those red marked tracks related to id3 tags and UTF writing. So thats my best guess. My files are mainly aiff and have ID3v2.3 + UTF-16
examples:
David Löhlein - Facelift (Album MTY-AIR - “Mille attaques, les vents contrèrent”)
Reeko - EnergĂa Magenta
François X - Cowboy Executive Officer
and so on. All of them have the special characters in common. Interestingly i can’t find them within Lexicon if i don’t type the special Character right. E.g. can’t find Energia, have to type EnergĂa
what i have found to be causing the red files on the OS side of things appears to be the folder based on artist name that engine creates on the performance drive.
it seems to affect libraries that are imported from Serato databases in my case.
I believe if the library was created in engine dj from file/finder and exported to performance drive the reds dont occur.
if we take this track for example, on the export drive, a folder will be created titled “David Löhlein” and therein lies the issue.
Yeah that was my result as well, all tracks worked with any combination of accents. I’ll try again with the data from the Lexicon database from @AlDo
I found some time to look into the problem again… - I noticed something obvious: The “ö” in David Löhlein is formatted very strangely after export from Lexicon. As if it only had one dot instead of two. This happens regardless of whether the track was exported to aiff, mp3 or previously edited with mp3tag. All versions are displayed in red in engine os. You can also see the strange “ö” here. Something is not right… - I would be so happy if we could solve the problem!
What would help me fix this is if you can make an export of the same tracks and upload the Engine database twice. Once after syncing from Lexicon and once after syncing from Engine.
The Engine Library/Database2 folder is what I need and you can upload with this link: http://upload.lexicondj.com
I mean when you use Engine to send your tracks to Prime. Do that for the same tracks (so they work on the Prime), then upload the Database2 folder again.
So I should get 2x the Database2 folder, once where your tracks on the Prime are red and once where your tracks do work. Then I can compare the two.