This is an attempt to look into a high-level API to make it easier to read from (and later also write to) Rekordbox device exports without knowing much about the internals.
As first step, I only added support for setting files:
let mut export = DeviceExport::default();
export.load(path)?;
let settings = export.get_settings();
The CLI makes use of the new API when calling the new list-settings subcommand:
$ rekordcrate list-settings data/complete_export/demo_tracks/
On Air Display: On
LCD Brightness: 3
Quantize: On
Auto Cue Level: Memory
Language: English
Jog Ring Brightness: 2 (Bright)
Jog Ring Indicator: On
Slip Flashing: On
Disc Slot Illumination: 2 (Bright)
Eject Lock: Unlock
Sync: Off
Play Mode: Single / Off
Quantize Beat Value: 1 Beat
Hotcue Autoload: On
Hotcue Color: Off
Needle Lock: Lock
Time Mode: Remain
Jog Mode: Vinyl
Auto Cue: On
Master Tempo: Off
Tempo Range: ±10%
Phase Meter: Type 1
Vinyl Speed Adjust: Touch
Jog Display Mode: Auto
Pad Button Brightness: 3
Jog LCD Brightness: 3
Waveform Divisions: Phrase
Waveform: Waveform
Beat Jump Beat Value: 16 Beat
Channel Fader Curve: Linear
Crossfader Curve: Fast Cut
Headphones Pre Eq: Post EQ
Headphones Mono Split: Stereo
Beat FX Quantize: On
Mic Low Cut: On
Talk Over Mode: Advanced
Talk Over Level: -18dB
MIDI Channel: 1
MIDI Button Type: Toggle
Display Brightness: 5
Indicator Brightness: 3
Channel Fader Curve Long Fader: Exponential
Overview Waveform Type: Half Waveform
Waveform Color: Blue
Key Display Format: Classic
Waveform Current Position: Center
This is an attempt to look into a high-level API to make it easier to read from (and later also write to) Rekordbox device exports without knowing much about the internals.
As first step, I only added support for setting files:
The CLI makes use of the new API when calling the new
list-settingssubcommand:Based on #90 and #91.