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XRJ RX Link "Now Loading"

 Hey guys, 

I'm not able to link music from rekordbox from my mac to my XDJ-RX.

I can browse my playlist via link, but If I choose a track, the track loads for a second into a deck, and then immediately "Now Loading" display, and after that I get an Error "E-8306: NO FILE".

I'm using rekordbox 4.2.5 and the XDJ-RX firmware v2.20 on mac sierra 10.12.3
My Mac Firewall is NOT active. The connection is over ethernet (1 Cable from my Mac to the XDJ-RX)

Quick Vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKxxnd1bXNI

Any Ideas?

Nicolas Görlach

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Are you using an adapter or does your Mac have an ethernet port?

Do you have any 3rd-party firewall or security applications?

Have you made sure you don't have file sharing enabled / any server applications / services running in the background?

What is the filetype / location of the file you're trying to load? Was that track in the rekordbox collection?

 

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I've got the 13 macbook retina, so I got now ethernet port, I use the original thunderbolt ethernet adapter from apple to connect my macbook with the xdj-rx.

I also got no sharing services enabled.

I'm using Little Snitch, but I alrdy turned it off and I also setup like in your video.

The filetyp is mp3, and yeah all my tracks are in the rb collection.

EDIT: The file is on my macbook, no external device.

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The Now Loading > 8306 typically means that the NFS Server can't communicate, possibly because you have the NFSD server running.

Open the terminal application and type:

nfsd status

...and press enter. What is returned?

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Hi Pulse,

thanks for your answer!

Never thought that my NFSD server is the problem!

I fixed it with simply deactivated it.

The nfsd server is only only kept alive, when /etc/exports exists. If the path doesn't exist, nfsd will not run.

So removing /etc/exports will disable nfsd temporarily until the path is recreated.

or executing

launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemon/com.apple.nfsd.plist

will disable it permanently - even after reinstating /etc/exports (not recommended).

Find out more: http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/178895/what-is-managing-nfsd-on-os-x

Nicolas

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Awesome - glad you were able to figure that out! :)

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