Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago

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Although DJ Conversion Utility Two is still in beta, I've decided to release this workflow video so beta testers have a handy reference while exploring the new features.

Want to join the beta? All you need is a valid license for either DJ Conversion Utility (DJCU) or Denon Conversion Utility (DeCU). If you don't own either one yet, no worries. Simply purchase a DJCU or DeCU license now, and when DJCU2 is officially released, you'll only pay the difference between what you've already paid and the new retail price. In other words, joining the beta won't cost you anything extra.

Even better, beta testers who provide actionable feedback will receive the DJCU2 update free of charge as a thank-you for helping improve the software.

DM or email me with the PayPal address you used for the original purchase, and I'll enroll you in the Beta program. You'll find that info together with my contact information at the bottom of every log file, located in the ATGR Production Team folder inside your Documents folder.

DJCU2 is expected to leave beta and officially launch in early September 2026, with an expected retail price of around EU 45,00.

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https://atgr-production-team.sellfy.store

Now, here's the complete time index for the video:

00:00 Introduction: DJCU2 Copy Files Workflow Explained
01:12 More Than Just Copying Audio Files: What DJCU2 Really Transfers
01:28 What Exactly Gets Copied? Audio, Playlists, Cue Points, Metadata & More
01:49 Safe Workflow: DJCU2 Never Deletes Audio Files from the Target Drive

02:12 How DJ Software Stores Library Data and Metadata

03:15 Convert a djay Playlist to Type 2 DJ Software (Engine DJ Example)
04:54 Testing the Results on a Denon SC6000M

05:28 Understanding What DJCU2 Copy Files Actually Copies
05:48 Avoid Duplicate Libraries: Type 1 DJ Software Target Warning
06:35 Copy Audio Files Without Converting to Another DJ Software

06:50 ATGR Central.db Explained: An Open Format for DJ Collections and Metadata
07:29 Keep ATGR Central.db and Audio Files Together for Proper Playback
08:04 USB Drive Workflow Explained: Why the Drive Must Stay Connected

08:34 Using ATGR Central.db as a Source Library in DJCU2
08:57 Convert ATGR Central.db to Other DJ Software (Traktor Example)
10:02 Why Tracks Only Load When the USB Drive Is Connected
10:09 Move Your DJ Library to a New Computer with Metadata Intact

10:20 Easy DJ Collaboration: Share B2B Playlists with Complete Metadata
10:30 Sending a Playlist to Another DJ: Step-by-Step Workflow
11:24 Receiving a Shared DJCU2 Playlist: What to Do

12:24 DJCU2 Licensing Explained: What Both DJs Need to Know

13:08 DJCU2 Copy Files vs One Library: What Is the Difference?

13:39 Why DJCU2 Does Not Export Directly to CDJ Format or One Library
14:07 Making DJCU2 USB Exports Compatible with CDJs and AlphaTheta Gear
15:00 Demo: Creating a CDJ-Compatible SC6000M USB Drive

17:03 Testing the Copy Files Workflow in Practice
17:12 Developers: Explore ATGR Central.db and Build Your Own DJ Tools

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You’ll need a license for DJ Conversion Utility Two. You can download a sample ZIP file (actually a playlist from MixMasterG's Traktor collection) here:
dropbox.com/scl/fi/a6aamhg8hmhyrqod5atbe/B2B-with-MixMasterG-August-2026.zip?rlkey=d9ifnybgeybjcsrgt9o1gw5zn&dl=1