Dear @Slak_Jaw,
We all due respect, I do not think this answer is complete.
I have a similar question that I posted yesterday and is currently flagged as spam and awaiting your clearance. My issue in only with the Djay Pro local libraries.
In my post, I explain that
- I deleted the old iTunes library (.itl),
- I deleted the Music library (.musiclibrary),
- I deleted Djay Pro,
- I applied the “defaults delete com.algoriddim.djay-iphone-free” Terminal command suggested in some other post
- I emptied the Bin
- I Rebooted the Mac
Then reinstalled while preventing Djay Pro to access the cloud, so that it could not use other data.
I even did not re-enter my Apple Music Subscription plan.
But the local libraries are still re-appearing in Djay Pro.
I cycled this process many times. Also dully checked there was no other hidden .itl libraries somewhere.
But the problem comes back every time.
And when I enter the Apple Music Subscription it doesn’t change, the local libraries in Djay Pro were there before, and still remain after.
So, there must be a place where Djay Pro has stored this information during the very first install, and is not cleaning properly during un-installs and re-installs
Can we have the complete list of files and folders (including hidden folders) that Djay Pro is creating, like the tild/library/x.com.algoriddim… folder.
There must be other ones where Djay Pro keeps information from the first installation and need to be deleted (but this is currently not done).
Unfortunately, it is difficult the find these folders using the Finder, because they are hidden. They can only be found using the direct “Go To” command, but therefore we need to know where they are upfront (as they cannot be found).
So, it is definitely not only a iTunes problem, as deleting everything iTunes and Music library doesn’t solve it. Djay Pro is keeping memory from the first Djay Pro install somewhere. Something is missing in Djay Pro uninstall and reinstall process. So we need your info to do it manually.
Please help, this is driving people crazy, especially when these legacy libraries have the names of ex-girlfriends… doesn’t help with the harmony in the house…
Thank you.
