User's Guide

Data Fields

 Loaded On – shows the deck that the track is currently loaded on

 Title – Title of the track

 Artist – Artist of the track

 BPM – Beats per Minute as analyzed by VirtualDJ

 Length – Length of the track in Minutes:Seconds

 Album – Album the track is associated with

 Genre – Genre of the track

 Key – Key of the track as analyzed by VirtualDJ

 Bitrate – the bitrate of the encoded audio file

 Year – Year in which the track was produced

 Comment – comments about the track

 Play Count – stores the running play count of the track

 First Seen – stores the date of when the track was first added to the database

 First Play – stores the date of when track was first ever played.

 Last Play – stores the date of when track was last played

 Drive – drive where the track is located

 Filepath – absolute file path location of where the track is stored

 Filename – file name of the track as reported by the operating system

 Filetype – file type based on the file‘s extension

 Filesize – file size as reported by the operating system

 Filedate – modified date of the track as reported by the operating system

** Filedate is read in real-time and not stored in the VirtualDJ database

 LinkedVideo – shows the filename of the video file linked to the track

 Key (Number) – stores the analyzed key value of a song in numeric notation

 Composer – Composer information for the track.

 BPM Diff – dynamically displays the BPM difference compared to the currently playing track.

 Key Diff – dynamically displays the Key difference compared to the currently playing track.

 Rating – popularity rating field on a 5 point system

 Field1 / Field2 – free form text fields to be used for custom information

Key Visual Indicators displayed in the Browser

Asterisk ( * ) in BPM column – identifies tracks that have a pronounced beats per minute (BPM)

rhythm for use with Beatlock and Tempo Automix features

Exclamation ( ! ) in Time column – indicates that the file is corrupted (probably following a bad copy)

and that it may finish abruptly or there may be excessive noise in the track

AUDIO AND VIDEO TAG SUPPORT