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Manual-19

Troubleshooting and Frequently Asked Questions

The Scratch LIVE software does not recognize the MP 4

It takes ﬁve seconds for the software to detect the MP 4. e MP 4 can be unplugged at any time; you do not need to exit Scratch

LIVE before disconnecting the MP 4. Use the supplied USB cable, longer lengths are not recommended.

On some Windows machines each USB port is treated separately, so you will need to install the driver separately for each USB

port.

The ﬁrst time I play a new track, it takes a while to load

Scratch LIVE has to read the entire ﬁle and create a ﬁle index the ﬁrst time it is loaded. is may take a few seconds for longer

ﬁles. After the ﬁrst load, it should load instantly. See Build overviews on page Manual-18.

I have a particular MP3 that won’t play / plays badly / takes a long time to load / crashes the program. What should I do?

e ﬁle may be damaged. Please go to the forum at scratchlive.net and notify the support team that you have a bad ﬁle. By report-

ing damaged or corrupt ﬁles, you will help the developers to improve Scratch LIVE’s ability to play damaged MP3 ﬁles in the future.

My USB will only output audio for about ten seconds then quit.

is is a known Windows XP bug. Included in the Windows Update SP1 (Service Pack One) download is a ﬁx for the XP USB

1.1 bug. For more information visit www.support.microsoft.com

I want to backup my library and crates or move them to another machine, so where are they stored?

Your database and crates are stored in the folder Home\Music\ScratchLIVE on a Mac, and My Documents\My Music\ScratchLIVE on

a PC. Crates have the ﬁle extension .slc. If your library contains tracks that are stored on a drive other than your boot drive, a hidden

folder called .scratchLIVE will be created in the root of that drive, and a separate database will be made in this folder. If it is a remov-

able drive, the tracks will only appear in your library when the drive is connected.

Why do none of the songs I have imported from iTunes show up in Scratch LIVE?

iTunes’ default encoder is set to AAC, which Scratch LIVE currently does not support. You need to re-encode those ﬁles to a sup-

ported ﬁle type (AIFF, WAV, OGG, MP3).

To change the default encoding preferences in iTunes, go to Preferences > Importing. Change the “import using” option to a sup-

ported ﬁle type and click OK.

To re-encode a track, select/highlight it. Go to Advanced > Convert Selection to.... You can lose quality after you re-encode a

track, so it's best to start from the original source if possible.

To keep up with the latest tips, visit the Oﬃcial Scratch LIVE Forum online at scratchlive.net

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