DidJiX 3.0 is here ;-)

The new release of DidJiX is online!

Read more and download DidJiX from his new hosting...

DidJiX hosting

DidJiX is now hosted on http://easy.open.and.free.fr/didjix/

This blog remains active in parallel.

DidJiX 2.0 is online!

The new release of DidJiX is online!

The biggest change is that the DidJiX USB removable media is now compatible with Windows, Linux and Mac : all DidJiX is now on a single FAT32 partition.

Read more and download DidJiX from his new hosting...

Sound card again

If you move from one computer to another with DidJiX, inevitably you end up meeting a sound card different from that encountered previously : in this case, Mixxx offers reconfigure the audio system...

Select Reconfigure...


And then, select the new sound card in the Master list...

Molière or Shakespeare

N'hésitez pas à poster dans la langue de Jean-Baptiste si vous avez des difficultés avec celle de William...

Do not hesitate to post in the language of Jean-Baptiste if you have difficulties with the language of William ...

Windows and removable devices

For I know not what obscure reason, Xp, Vista and Seven are able to access only the first partition on a device identified as removable.

If your device used for DidJiX is identified as such (all are not, especially hard drives, but conventional hard drives are shock sensitive), you can not directly copy your music on its second partition (often called "extended" on this blog) from your Windows.

In this case, from your computer, simply start DidJiX before your Windows system and use the file explorer Qtfm to copy your music from your hard drive to the DidJiX extended partition.


You will find your Windows hard drive and the DidJiX extended partition in the left panel of Qtfm.

Use Win e keys to start Qtfm and notice that your hard drive will be read-only.

Watch this screencast...

DidJiX 1.1 is ready

The new release of DidJiX is up!

You can follow all the changes from the DidJiX repository but, to summarize, the main change is the usage of the kernel mode setting.

Always about the kernel which is now in 3.7.9, the kernel module for the Hercules DJ Console Mk2 is included in this release of DidJiX. You may have to manually load it if udev don't do it automatically.

If you experience problems with this new video mode, you can always start DidJiX in vesa mode at boot prompt. I would appreciate your feedback on this topic.

Download it, try it and mix...