Odd Question/Scenario:
My external hard drive crashed(right now being checked out by a clean room company) with all my MP3s.
Yet, I’ve used Jaikoz on my music(before it crashed), which also isn’t installed on the external hard drive…
But, is there some cookie, or history file…that I can open that Jaikoz has hidden away in it’s system files, that can tell me of all the music that Jaikoz has scanned? So, I’ll have an easier way to replace this music, knowing what music to look up…
Jaikoz does write loaded songs into a database but I can’t offhand think how you could access it from outside of Jaikoz, there are also the debug logs that might be useful, and that would be where I would look first.
jaikozdebug-0.0.log is the latest log
OSX Lion
From Finder, hold down Option Button and select Go menu
Select Library from the list
Logs : Jaikoz
OSX
Go to Home : Library : Logs : Jaikoz
Windows Vista
Go to C:\Users\username\Jaikoz\Logs
Linux
Go to $HOME/Jaikoz/Logs
Well, I can open Jaikoz, since the hard drive that crashed was on a separate hard drive.
How do I access the database without rewriting it, by opening Jaikoz again?
Yes Jaikoz will open the database again, but what Im saying is I cant offer you a way to view whats in the database