Hello hi,
I have an issue I've never encountered with Traktor Pro before. I'll provide all the necessary/recent details that may be relavent.
Yesterday I had Rekordbox analyze one of my major playlists (~450 tracks), then imported 20 of them onto a flashdrive for a gig with CDJs.
I renamed all subfolders in this collection on windows to end with the file extension, as that made a difference for the CDJs. I auto-relocated on rekordbox with no issues.
Today also relocated with traktor, and it found all the tracks.
I then thought I had a technical issue: flashing "SNAP" light on the hardware, turns out it wanted more power from my laptop as it stopped when I plugged the laptop in.
I remember the last time I had an issue, running Setup Wizard helped. So I ran it again. On the next restart, when I loaded tracks (from the playlist mentioned above), I got an error about bpm-detection due to missing transient files and "please analyse first".
All of these tracks have been previously analyzed. Loading automatically analyzes. Just in case, I ran the majority of the playlist through Async again - right click, "analyse (async)".
Every track made the bottom of Traktor Pro flash red with the same error about transient files missing and please analyse first.
I let it finish trying to analyze all of them and restarted the software.
I got an error about my collection being invalid, and now all of my playlists are gone.
Thankfully I was overdue for a major clean-up, but it is still very very annoying. I can't seem to find a clear answer online about this. I've created a ticket, and figured I could learn more by reaching out to the community.
My questions are:
- Why the bpm-detection error loop with analysis?
- Did the renaming of subfolders, and auto-relocation change something?
- Did anaylsing them with rekordbox change something?
- Why did my ENTIRE collection of playlists disappear, and most importantly, how do I prevent/restore this if it happens again?
I'm attaching the error for invalid collection. My backup file name says that it is outdated.