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[OPEN] Error when loading a track from Mac to my CDJ 2000 Nexus

0) Have you read the "READ ME FIRST" thread in its entirety AND TRIED THE SOLUTIONS THERE before posting: Yes, I swear it!

1) Operating System: OSX 10.8.5

2) OS Type: 64bit

3) rekordbox version: 3.1.0

4) Using LINK: Yes

4a) LINK Connection method: wired / wireless (both)

4b) Using with CDJs: Yes, CDJ 2000 Nexus v1.22

5) Hard drive / Flash drive / SD card file system: FAT32

5a) Does the device have multiple partitions: No

5b) If it's a flash drive, is it a U3 device: Unsure

5c) With what utility did you format the device: OSX

6) Have you scanned your files for errors: Yes

7) Have you scanned your drive for errors: Yes

8) Is rekordbox crashing at all: No

8a) If crashing, is it resulting in: No

8b) If not crashing, are there any error messages: Yes

9) Are you able to repeat / reproduce the problem: Yes

9a) If yes, can you do it consistently: Yes

10) Does the problem occur with one specific song: No

10a) If yes, please post a link to it: No

11) Any other notes regarding your setup only: Macbook Pro Core i5, 4gb, SSD.

12) Provide as much detail of the issue here:

 

Hi, I'm using my CDJ 2000 Nexus in Rekordbox mode with my windows 7 pc and it works fine,

but when I try to use it with my Macbook Pro 10.8, Core i5, I get these Errors when I load a track into CDJ.

E-8309: Link Access Error 

And

E-8302: Cannot Play Track  (C630)

So after seeing this errors I can't play the track, but if I load some track from my Windows pc, it works, what's wrong?

 I've uploaded 2 pictures with these errors, i get them with any track.

Thanks!

Exequiel Chapur

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Have you ensured that a) your wifi is disabled, and b) you have either turned off your firewall or allowed the appropriate applications to pass through?

Pulse 0 votes
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Hi pal, thanks for answering...

A) I've tryed over wifi and using ethernet turning wifi off, but no one works, I have another notebook with windows 7 wich works perfect within the same network connection...

B) I turned firewall on and off, but I get always the same error, I can see both CDJ's, but no one can load my tracks, it has to be a problem in my mac's rekordbox but I don't know how to fix it, can you send me an older version download link for try if it works? Thanks you!

Exequiel Chapur 0 votes
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Hi dude. I have had this problem on my i7 15" Retina the past couple of weeks
to the point where when I have tried linking the decks (whilst using a USB and having the MacBook plugged in on the network) the link deck had been running slow and keeps cutting out.

Anyway last night I completely turned the firewall and wireless connectivity off. Restarted my MacBook and it works fine. So it would seem the firewall does not like the link on the new IOS operating system.

Carl Staples 0 votes
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Hi,
i've solved this problem disabling NFS on OSX.

First, check if there are conflicts on TCP ports regarding NFS:

1) launch Rekordbox by CLI... Open Applications -> Utility -> Terminal
2) Write this command: /Applications/rekordbox\ 3/rekordbox\ 3.app/Contents/MacOS/rekordbox
3) Rekordbox starts in background, with logging on terminal.
4) Focus on Terminal window and search "StartLog" line. After this line, Rekordbox will write if it successfully opens ports or not. You have now to check if there are all ports opened like this output e.g.:

16 Jul 2015 2:55:03 portchk OK 50000
16 Jul 2015 2:55:03 portchk OK 2049
16 Jul 2015 2:55:03 portchk OK 50111
16 Jul 2015 2:55:03 portchk OK 50004
16 Jul 2015 2:55:03 portchk OK 50002
16 Jul 2015 2:55:03 portchk OK 50001

6) Close rekordbox.

In this case, output is correct and Rekordbox works fine, but if port 2049 is not ok, I'll suggest to disable NFS on OSX with this procedure:

1) (Open Utility -> Terminal if you have closed)
2) Write: sudo cat /etc/exports
3) Enter your password (if you don't have password, you will necessary create one on users management)
4) If file contains something, I suggest to call your system administrator to verify possible implications with renaming this file.
5) Otherwise if file is blank, NFS is enabled but not used, so you could rename this with command:
sudo mv /etc/exports /etc/exports.old
6) Reboot your mac.

This would probably solve this issue.

When booting, OSX check if is present this file, and activate NFS on port 2049 that conflict with proprietary NFS server included in Rekordbox.

Warning! Renaming this file require root permissions. I'll not assume any responsability in case of demage of your Mac.
This is what I've done on my system to solve, so If you don't know what you are going to do, I suggest to call your system administrator, and give him this article.

Good luck :)

Fabry Bore 0 votes
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