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DJSync 1.4.0-rc.5
Pre-release 1.4.0-rc.5
What's new
- Fixes after the rc.4 tests.
- Playlists: tracks can be reordered by dragging again (a line shows where they will land, the list scrolls near the edges); the button bar adapts to the window width (secondary buttons become icons, then move to the ☰ menu: no more cut-off text); Save order only shows when the order changed; on the computer, Remove from the Rekordbox collection instead of Delete from drive.
- Watched folder: its playlist is called Watched folder (with an eye icon), tracks that came from it show an eye in the Source column, the setting says what it is for, and the first import says so with a link. Settings reorganised: the big Downloads card split into Search, Format and quality (quality table folded) and YouTube; watched folder in Libraries, audio delay in Analysis and playback, light mode in Performance, DJSync split into Updates, About and This installation; labels and buttons aligned.
- Download engine: Check for an update no longer makes the page jump and says when it checked; Back to the built-in version instead of a button that did nothing.
- Search: faster when typing quickly (search has its own queue, view counts only for the visible rows, older ones dropped); Size column in the high-quality search (the Views column showed the size).
- Also: Estimated quality (instead of Real quality: it is an estimate from the spectrum); analysis after a batch of downloads counts the whole batch from the start (no more going back to zero); collapsed sidebar a little bigger; checkboxes no longer cut at 125–150 % display scaling; Track page button and menu for SoundCloud imports (free download links hidden in the description); fewer harmless pyrekordbox lines in the logs; builds pinned to the PySide6 version the tests ran with.
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide
DJSync 1.4.0-rc.4
Pre-release 1.4.0-rc.4
What's new
- Fixes after the rc.3 tests.
- Watched folder: files dropped in it are imported again on Windows (the folder was compared as text and the watcher reset itself at every check).
- Soulseek: the State column shows what really happens (connecting, queued at the peer with your position, next peer, new search) instead of "Downloading 0 %"; when no spare peer is left, one new search is made before giving up with a clear message; a warning when no UPnP router answers (VPN, router setting) or when sharing is off; far fewer library lines in the logs.
- Real quality: tracks from YouTube (and the Opus signature) are capped at about 192; the quality table shows the measured bitrates.
- First launch: a YouTube quality step (M4A recommended, best stream with its size trade-off); startup windows open one after the other, and a new version is announced by a banner.
- Import from a link: real checkboxes (header box, Shift + click, Space), a visible Free Download button, record-label smart links (ffm.to, lnk.to…) no longer shown as free downloads, columns fitted to their content.
- High-quality search: faster (Internet Archive pages in parallel, results as each source answers), archive.org order and relevance kept.
- SoundCloud: clear messages for unreadable browser logins and private tracks, the stream is downloaded instead.
- Sidebar: when collapsed, laid out correctly at launch, rings no longer cut, one ring per activity; the activity card opens Downloads.
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide
DJSync 1.4.0-rc.3
Pre-release 1.4.0-rc.3
What's new
- Fixes after the rc.2 tests.
- Soulseek: only one download at a time from the same user (users send one or two files at a time: the others waited in their queue and were cut after 60 s), the other tracks go to another user who has the same file or wait their turn; Improve ▸ Replace all now keeps the other users found as spares; a user who never answers is left after 20 s, a user who has you in their queue is waited for, with your position shown; the listening port is written in the log.
- Real quality: a codec cut-off with a flat noise floor above it (a YouTube stream saved as WAV) is no longer taken for lossless, and a track from YouTube is never shown lossless; measurements are redone once.
- Settings: the real-quality table has drawn cells and no longer jitters when scrolling; the Space used card is no longer rebuilt while scrolling.
- Sidebar: when collapsed, the active button is centred and the library and activity cards become a centred icon with a progress ring.
- Also: Show in Explorer opens the track's folder (it opened Documents when the path had spaces).
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide
DJSync 1.4.0-rc.2
Pre-release 1.4.0-rc.2
What's new
- Fixes after the rc.1 tests.
- SoundCloud playlists: every track now shows its title, artist and duration (only the first ones did: « Untitled · 0:00 »); tracks protected by SoundCloud (DRM, frequent for label releases) are marked and their YouTube Music version is used to listen and download.
- Soulseek: a download stuck at 0 B/s for 60 s, refused or banned switches by itself to the same file at another user; your download folder is shared by default (many users refuse people who share nothing) and the panel says so; results show each user's speed; a search with no answer just after connecting is sent again, and « No results » is no longer shown while searching.
- YouTube: « confirm you are not a robot » (common with a VPN) now gives a clear message with a button to choose the browser where YouTube is open; failed tracks are retried once it is chosen, and YouTube downloads pause after several refusals.
- Real quality explained: Settings ▸ Download shows what each source really gives in MP3 equivalent; MP3 is no longer labelled « 320 » and a warning says converting does not restore lost quality.
- Diagnostic: the Improve tab opens (it showed Missing files); a page left with a task running (real quality, duplicates…) comes back as it was.
- Columns: Import URL and Improve remember column widths like Search; in Downloads the Title no longer shrinks to 3 letters behind a huge empty column.
- Also: right-click a track ▸ Show in Explorer / Finder; Space used: other files on the left of the bar, caches in their own colour; Settings: the side panel highlights the section actually shown.
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide
DJSync 1.4.0-rc.1
Pre-release 1.4.0-rc.1
What's new
See the README version history.
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide
DJSync 1.3.2
Release 1.3.2
What's new
- Beat grid and cues: smooth playback (no more freezes or crackles), the mouse wheel zooms the waveform (Shift + wheel scrolls), zoom from 0.5 s to 2 min.
- Library: missing files marked and gathered in a Missing entry; playlists of the computer library open at once, even during downloads; columns and Not in a playlist entry.
- Analysis: tracks whose file is missing are set aside (never counted as failed); clearer Analyse page with progress.
- Duplicates: readable versions compared even when one file is missing; merge with Undo; preview of each version's cues.
- Downloads: refused before downloading while Rekordbox is open (no duplicate files).
- Settings: one scrolling page; the wheel no longer changes a value while scrolling; Choose a version….
- Getting started: welcome on first launch, window maximised the first time, Diagnostic reopens on its last tab.
- Also: missing files removable in bulk; faster Rekordbox detection on Windows; release notes as a list.
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide
DJSync 1.3.2-rc.8
Pre-release 1.3.2-rc.8
What's new
- Choose your version: Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Choose a version… lists every published version for your system, newest first, and installs the one you pick, older ones too (with a warning first); Show test versions (rc) replaces the Versions offered menu.
- Duplicates: a group's details scroll instead of squeezing its versions, and opening Find duplicates again brings back the same page with its audio check, which kept going in the background.
- Getting started: a short welcome on first launch (language, what DJSync does, a GitHub star, an optional shortcut), a First steps guide in Help and below in this README, an optional shortcut so DJSync is found by the Windows search, Spotlight or the Linux applications menu (updated at every launch, also from a USB stick), the version shown at the bottom of Home.
- Settings: Default settings button, applied at once with Undo; language and libraries kept if you wish.
- Library: Not in a playlist entry (tracks only visible in the all-tracks list on players); action columns drawn as real buttons (Download, Grid and cues, Analyse).
- Search: a track you listen to appears at once in the player, with a loading animation, and a clear message if it cannot be played.
- Analyse page: summary and button at the top, list of tracks with their state, progress track by track, Continue in background.
- Duplicates: thin progress bar for both steps and Check this group now (right-click); tracks with the same title but different audio stay greyed and are never deleted (groups with no real duplicate get their own section, with Edit title); merging no longer asks for confirmation: nothing is written for 10 s (5, 10 or 30 s in Settings) and Undo puts everything back, pending merges are applied before closing; each version shows a discreet preview of its cues (letters and colours, loops, memories) and a Cues button opens it in Beat grid and cues, Back returning to Duplicates.
- Also: the overview of the whole track sits in Beat grid and cues (no longer in the player), drawn like Rekordbox's (black background, waveform standing on the bottom edge, coloured hot cue labels with their letter, memory triangles); smoother playback with one bright red cursor that never steps back, the player's scrolling waveform at 60 frames a second; on Windows, DJSync opens in front of the Explorer; the selected duplicate group stays highlighted; the Import tab lists every accepted source (Spotify, YouTube, YouTube Music, SoundCloud) with what is read and the limits.
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide
DJSync 1.3.2-rc.7
Pre-release 1.3.2-rc.7
What's new
- Choose your version: Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Choose a version… lists every published version for your system, newest first, and installs the one you pick, older ones too (with a warning first); Show test versions (rc) replaces the Versions offered menu.
- Duplicates: a group's details scroll instead of squeezing its versions, and opening Find duplicates again brings back the same page with its audio check, which kept going in the background.
- Getting started: a short welcome on first launch (language, what DJSync does, a GitHub star, an optional shortcut), a First steps guide in Help and below in this README, an optional shortcut so DJSync is found by the Windows search, Spotlight or the Linux applications menu (updated at every launch, also from a USB stick), the version shown at the bottom of Home.
- Settings: Default settings button, applied at once with Undo; language and libraries kept if you wish.
- Library: Not in a playlist entry (tracks only visible in the all-tracks list on players); action columns drawn as real buttons (Download, Grid and cues, Analyse).
- Search: a track you listen to appears at once in the player, with a loading animation, and a clear message if it cannot be played.
- Analyse page: summary and button at the top, list of tracks with their state, progress track by track, Continue in background.
- Duplicates: thin progress bar for both steps and Check this group now (right-click); tracks with the same title but different audio stay greyed and are never deleted (groups with no real duplicate get their own section, with Edit title); merging no longer asks for confirmation: nothing is written for 10 s (5, 10 or 30 s in Settings) and Undo puts everything back, pending merges are applied before closing; each version shows a discreet preview of its cues (letters and colours, loops, memories) and a Cues button opens it in Beat grid and cues, Back returning to Duplicates.
- Also: the overview of the whole track sits in Beat grid and cues (no longer in the player), drawn like Rekordbox's (black background, waveform standing on the bottom edge, coloured hot cue labels with their letter, memory triangles); smoother playback with one bright red cursor that never steps back, the player's scrolling waveform at 60 frames a second; on Windows, DJSync opens in front of the Explorer; the selected duplicate group stays highlighted; the Import tab lists every accepted source (Spotify, YouTube, YouTube Music, SoundCloud) with what is read and the limits.
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide
DJSync 1.3.2-rc.6
Pre-release 1.3.2-rc.6
What's new
Choose your version: Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Choose a version… lists every published version for your system, newest first, and installs the one you pick, older ones too (with a warning first); Show test versions (rc) replaces the Versions offered menu. Duplicates: a group's details scroll instead of squeezing its versions, and opening Find duplicates again brings back the same page with its audio check, which kept going in the background. Getting started: a short welcome on first launch (language, what DJSync does, a GitHub star, an optional shortcut), a First steps guide in Help and below in this README, an optional shortcut so DJSync is found by the Windows search, Spotlight or the Linux applications menu (updated at every launch, also from a USB stick), the version shown at the bottom of Home. Settings: Default settings button, applied at once with Undo; language and libraries kept if you wish. Library: Not in a playlist entry (tracks only visible in the all-tracks list on players); action columns drawn as real buttons (Download, Grid and cues, Analyse). Search: a track you listen to appears at once in the player, with a loading animation, and a clear message if it cannot be played. Analyse page: summary and button at the top, list of tracks with their state, progress track by track, Continue in background. Duplicates: thin progress bar for both steps and Check this group now (right-click); tracks with the same title but different audio stay greyed and are never deleted (groups with no real duplicate get their own section, with Edit title); merging no longer asks for confirmation: nothing is written for 10 s (5, 10 or 30 s in Settings) and Undo puts everything back, pending merges are applied before closing; each version shows a discreet preview of its cues (letters and colours, loops, memories) and a Cues button opens it in Beat grid and cues, Back returning to Duplicates. Also: the overview of the whole track sits in Beat grid and cues (no longer in the player), drawn like Rekordbox's (black background, waveform standing on the bottom edge, coloured hot cue labels with their letter, memory triangles); smoother playback with one bright red cursor that never steps back, the player's scrolling waveform at 60 frames a second; on Windows, DJSync opens in front of the Explorer; the selected duplicate group stays highlighted; the Import tab lists every accepted source (Spotify, YouTube, YouTube Music, SoundCloud) with what is read and the limits.
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide
DJSync 1.3.2-rc.5
Pre-release 1.3.2-rc.5
What's new
Choose your version: Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Choose a version… lists every published version for your system, newest first, and installs the one you pick, older ones too (with a warning first); Show test versions (rc) replaces the Versions offered menu. Duplicates: a group's details scroll instead of squeezing its versions, and opening Find duplicates again brings back the same page with its audio check, which kept going in the background. Getting started: a short welcome on first launch (language, what DJSync does, a GitHub star, an optional shortcut), a First steps guide in Help and below in this README, an optional shortcut so DJSync is found by the Windows search, Spotlight or the Linux applications menu (updated at every launch, also from a USB stick), the version shown at the bottom of Home. Settings: Default settings button, applied at once with Undo; language and libraries kept if you wish. Library: Not in a playlist entry (tracks only visible in the all-tracks list on players); action columns drawn as real buttons (Download, Grid and cues, Analyse). Search: a track you listen to appears at once in the player, with a loading animation, and a clear message if it cannot be played. Analyse page: summary and button at the top, list of tracks with their state, progress track by track, Continue in background. Duplicates: thin progress bar for both steps and Check this group now (right-click); tracks with the same title but different audio stay greyed and are never deleted (groups with no real duplicate get their own section, with Edit title); merging no longer asks for confirmation: nothing is written for 10 s (5, 10 or 30 s in Settings) and Undo puts everything back, pending merges are applied before closing; each version shows a discreet preview of its cues (letters and colours, loops, memories) and a Cues button opens it in Beat grid and cues, Back returning to Duplicates. Also: the overview of the whole track sits in Beat grid and cues (no longer in the player), drawn like Rekordbox's (black background, waveform standing on the bottom edge, coloured hot cue labels with their letter, memory triangles); smoother playback with one bright red cursor that never steps back, the player's scrolling waveform at 60 frames a second; on Windows, DJSync opens in front of the Explorer; the selected duplicate group stays highlighted; the Import tab lists every accepted source (Spotify, YouTube, YouTube Music, SoundCloud) with what is read and the limits.
🙏 A huge thank you to Tazyh for helping with testing.
Download
| Your computer | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10 / 11 | DJSync.exe |
| macOS 11+ (Apple silicon: M1, M2, M3…) — beta | DJSync-macOS.dmg |
| Linux x86-64 — beta | DJSync-Linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
Put it on your USB drive (or anywhere on the computer) and open it: nothing is installed on the
computer, your settings stay next to DJSync and are kept across updates.
- Windows: double-click DJSync.exe. SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher (unsigned app):
More info ▸ Run anyway. The first launch takes a moment (DJSync prepares its files once). - macOS: open the .dmg, drag DJSync onto your USB drive (Finder sidebar), open it from the drive.
First time only (app not signed by Apple): System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway. - Linux: extract the DJSync folder to the drive and run
DJSync/DJSync.
To update: from 1.2.0-rc.4, Settings ▸ DJSync ▸ Update does it in the app; otherwise replace DJSync with the new one. Close Rekordbox while DJSync writes to a library, and
keep a copy of your drive. SHA-256 checksums: the .sha256 files.
Installation guide: English ·
français · Testing DJSync:
tester guide