I would like to export my Rekordbox database and use it in another program. But I don't want to plug a USB drive into my computer all the time. So I want to export it to an internal drive.
Moreover I don't want to format my drive with a FAT file system just because of Rekordbox. How can this be avoided?
How is this possible?
The purpose of an export is for use in a CDJ or XDJ, so the software can only export to a USB drive, not an internal drive. My recommendation would be to export to an external drive, then copy the data where you need it.
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But this is unnecessarily complicated and involves unnecessary hardware.
Again, the purpose of an export is to prepare the music for use with a player. What is it that you need this for on the internal drive anyhow?
As I wrote above I want to import the database in another program.
The limitations to USB drives and file systems is a problem. A warning would be sufficient.
Are you trying to load the RB database to another computer running RB? If so, you can do this by preforming a Library backup and then Restore to the other system. This is how I maintain my desktop and laptop.
@Frank > Again, please understand that the intention of an export is for a hardware player. We're not interested in supporting use of our exports in someone else's software.
Which is a pity also no good decision. Please rethink it. I would promote Rekordbox a lot.
Rekordbox is not so big that it doesn't need to care about this.