There were 3 games added ( Gold Star, Jungle Life, Red White Blue) and 3 games that had meta-data updated ( Gigolo, Step Up, The Lost World Jurassic Park ). I'm probably the only person out there using mixmeister as a playlist prep tool (originally digital performer. The Serial-Bot performed a sync with the IPDB.ORG database. Super happy that folks are using a collage of tools with this stuff. I could make my script load up all the information, but frankly it works in 2.x and 3.x should be more robust IMO. The normal colored/filled in symbol for hot cue G moves when I adjust the loop, and then stays in the adjusted position once I exit the loop. I noticed the normal symbol for hot cue G became hollow (no color within the square) and it created a duplicate hot cue. When playing, I called up hot cue G and manually shortened the loop. Suspicion is that the bridge import function chokes on the track when it sees missing tag data and fails to import the cue information. The app removes some of the painful operations that it takes to copy playlists and other metadata between softwares (Serato, we’re looking at you to build a tool like this for importing into Serato DJ). Here's the background: I created a pre-planned hot cue loop in Rekordbox (hot cue G in the pic). Also, I usually always completely delete the tracks before they're bridged in again (resetting the grid is no big deal, but it would be really nice to use the better gridding engine in 3.x and not have to deal with the typical 1/8th note offset in version 2 ) The bug appears identical to the 2.0.0 release. I use the 'reload tags' feature to import the rest of the track info, and this all works fine in all but the first version of 2.x. The XML file I generate is pretty minimal, it only includes the file name and paths, cue points and playlist order. Not surprised RekordBuddy is having issues as well.Behavior of the bridge import function is different.

Rekord buddy duplicate hot cues