This is what i have, in the first run.Code:TIT2 Loneliness - Klub Cut TCON House TALB Loneliness PRIV Owner="WM/MediaClassPrimaryID"; Data="16 bytes"; PRIV Owner="WM/MediaClassSecondaryID"; Data="16 bytes"; PRIV Owner="WM/WMContentID"; Data="16 bytes"; PRIV Owner="WM/UniqueFileIdentifier"; Data="4 bytes"; PRIV Owner="WM/WMCollectionID"; Data="16 bytes"; PRIV Owner="WM/WMCollectionGroupID"; Data="16 bytes"; PRIV Owner="WM/Provider"; Data="28 bytes"; PRIV Owner="TRAKTOR4"; Data="73611 bytes"; TPE2 Tomcraft TPE1 DJ Tomcraft TRCK 3 COMM 28/Dez/2010 18:26:28 org.jaudiotagger.tag.id3.framebody.AbstractID3v2FrameBody read INFO: Reading body forPRIV:73620 28/Dez/2010 18:26:28 org.jaudiotagger.tag.datatype.TextEncodedStringNullTerminated readByteArray INFO: Read NullTerminatedString:TRAKTOR4 size inc terminator:9 Progressive-BP-1104850951 TDRC 2002-01-01 TBPM 132
So, like one of you predicted, it's the traktor4 tag. Now, the hard part....how to interpret that tag...
And now im screwd. Thanks native for making this tag have binary content. *irony*
Last edited by dead_devil_66; 12-28-2010 at 01:40 PM.
Im pretty sure traktor stores the stripes and transients in separate files to the mp3.
here: C:\Users\User\Documents\Native Instruments\Traktor\
Theres a stripes and transients folder there with a lot of data in.
When I got a new lappy, none of the cues appeared until I copied over those folders and the collenction.nml.
My guess is the collection file or some invisible ID3 tag has some reference to these folders and each item in said folder is a cue / grid / whatever reference
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ok, now i get how traktor works: if the track is already in the collection, the program loads the cues and loops saved in the nml or collection. If it isn't in the collection, it loads the cues and loops saved in the TRAKTOR4 tag.
so...im can't do shit about this feature....
WAKE UP NATIVE !!!!!! >.<
if any of the users of this forum have any insight on how to interpret the TRAKTOR4 tag...can you help me? :/
I went down a similar path to you and eventually gave up. IIRC the data inside the tag looks like a RIFF file with chunck names written backwards. You may be able to get a bit further with that, but I would look at modifying the collection.nml rather than the TRAKTOR4 tag.
There is a problem when editting the collection nml: this file is only load once, when traktor starts. So, if i want to change the cue set during the traktor execution, it's impossible.
My only hope is memory editting (omg here i go )
Last edited by dead_devil_66; 12-28-2010 at 03:59 PM.
One thing i found out, using memory editor, it's that i can access the nml file structure, in memory but only while there is nothing loaded on the decks. I didn't try to change the values, though.
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