Pioneer, this is a serious issue with your software that has wiped 6+ separate flash drives with 50GB+ of songs.
Synchronization manager needs to automatically turn off after an export is completed.
When another Rekordbox User exports a flash drive using Sync Manager, that option stays on when it is done and ejected.
Then, when I put it into my computer (that does not have those same songs), synchronization manager enables again, and IMMEDIATELY BEGINS TO DELETE THE FLASH DRIVE because I do not have those songs! Whoops! There goes my set, and the wifi is slim to none where I play!
Hitting cancel does nothing as it is flying through deleting songs so quickly it doesn't respond to pressing it. All I can do is throw the flash drive out of the computer. By that time, nearly the whole drive is wiped.
This is an extremely frustrating issue that NEEDS to be solved in the next update. I've sat with my friend many times as he's exported 40GB+ of songs onto a flash drive just to hand to me to be instantly wiped on my rekordbox software.
Please fix this. Make Synchronization manager automatically turn off after export is completed.
I don't want to hear from Pioneer : "just tell the other guy to disable Sync Manager when it's done". It should turn off on its own.
Thanks in advance.
Derek
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This is the first time I've heard someone raise this issue. Sync manager does exactly what it is supposed to do. It syncs the playlists/songs with the drive.
You can export songs and playlists without using the sync manager to avoid the problem you're facing. Watch this video (first 36 seconds) to learn how.